Leveraging Server Roles
This is the first article of my Octopus Deploy Deep Dive Series. I’m looking to dive into specifics within Octopus […]
This is the first article of my Octopus Deploy Deep Dive Series. I’m looking to dive into specifics within Octopus […]
I was asked an interesting question at the Chicago ALM User’s Group tonight. I can’t recall the exact question, but
I had another Octopus Deploy presentation today in Chicago for the Chicago ALM Users Group. Big thanks to Angela Dugan
Recently, I had an issue with a project team’s TFS build and the OctoPack. Within the TFS log, I found this error:
I’ll be presenting Octopus Deploy again, this time in the AON building in downtown Chicago. For more information, check out
For the past few months, I’ve been analyzing Octopus Deploy in terms of it’s components, architectural design and benefits of
My current Octopus Deploy Series so far has been more focused at a high/conceptual level. They’ve been a lot of fun to
Forgive me for my misuse of Internet memes to make points with the crowd. 🙂 [gview file="https://ianpaullin.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/05/Automating-Deployments-with-Octopus-Deploy-Final-20140521.pptx%22]
The Octopus Deploy team just announced the importing and exporting of projects and releases in the octo.exe tool. This capability
I’m kicking off my Octopus Deploy series with my presentation on Octopus Deploy for the Chicago .NET Users Group tonight.