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Hi Ian,
what would be the restrictions of Octopus? It seems that you projects are very oriented to .NET environment.
Today, there are few restrictions for Octopus. Octopus is first and foremost a .NET based deployment automation tool – however, tentacles today (version 3.x) are supporting SSH endpoints with a handful of Linux based OSes with mono support (Ubuntu and RHEL). You can read more about it here: http://docs.octopusdeploy.com/display/OD/SSH+Targets
Got it. Thanks a lot for the answer Ian.
VSTS comes with it’s release management.
In that case does *”RM – high pricing! Octopus – simple and very affordable” still hold good.
This presentation is over 4 years old. Pricing has changed for both VSTS RM as well as Octopus and – to add to the mix of products, Octopus Cloud service is coming some time this year. So pricing-wise, I would not rely on this slide deck being accurate for either Octopus and VSTS.