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 had the pleasure of going to a work-sponsored Hack-A-Thon yesterday. It’s the first of many Hack-A-Thons (work sponsored or
I’ve been delaying the inevitable ‘dip’ into Git and GitHub. While I’m looking forward to trying it out extensively for tomorrow’s
Felt like the blog could use a visual tune up. So far, everything appears to be working well and looking
I’ll be presenting Octopus Deploy again, this time in the AON building in downtown Chicago. For more information, check out
Over the past few months, I’ve tried to show how Octopus Deploy works, how the design choices that the Octopus
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
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