Octopus Deploy and Biztalk
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The document outlines the capabilities of Octopus as a deployment automation server, highlighting its integration with BizTalk and Visual Studio for streamlining the build and package process. It emphasizes built-in conventions that simplify deployment, while also allowing for custom actions via PowerShell based on environment-specific variables. The document includes references to specific versions of BizTalk and related frameworks.
Octopus Deploy and Biztalk
- 1. Sensitivity: Internal Octopus & BizTalk Porto,25Março2017 #gib2017
- 3. Build servers are great at: • • • • • • • Octopus is great at:
- 4. Dev Octopus is a deployment automation server Ops
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- 8. • Developer Environment • Visual Studio 2015 • BizTalk Deployment Framework 5.7 RC2 - https://biztalkdeployment.codeplex.com/ • Build Agent • BizTalk 2016 (Build Tools & SDK) • BizTalk Deployment Framework 5.7 RC2
- 12. Built-in conventions mean that Octopus automatically takes care of: • • • • • Custom deployment actions can also be performed using PowerShell. Your environment-specific variables will be passed to the script, allowing you to perform custom actions depending on the environment…
- 13. Release
Editor's Notes
- #5: Just like build servers made build automation easy, Octopus Deploy exists to make deployment automation easy. Over the last four years, Octopus Deploy has quickly become the most popular .NET deployment server. Octopus takes over where your build server finishes. The build server builds the code and runs tests, while Octopus takes care of deployment. Octopus has deep integration with JetBrains TeamCity and Microsoft Team Foundation Server, and has a command line application for creating and deploying releases that can be integrated with any build server. Octopus also comes with a comprehensive REST API and a .NET client library; anything that can be done through the UI can be done through the API. In fact, we built the UI and all of the integrations on top of that REST API.
- #7: Deploy on-premises or to the cloud, securely Deploy applications to physical or virtual machines that are hosted on-premises or in the cloud. A lightweight agent service called Tentacle is installed onto the machines that you plan to deploy to. Our easy installation wizard makes it easy to connect Tentacles to the Octopus server, and you can rest easily at night: the connection is secured using public/private key cryptography. No passwords required, no need for servers to be on the same Active Directory domain. Octopus also has special support for Windows Azure cloud services, Windows Azure web apps and web jobs, and deploying to Linux servers via SSH.
- #10: Environment On-Prim TFS 2015 Update 2 You should have Project Collection Administrator access rights. BizTalk Server 2013 R2 Visual Studio 2013 BTDF 5.2
- #12: And it's not just limited to the Microsoft stack; Octopus is also brilliant for deploying applications built with open source frameworks like NServiceBus and MassTransit, Nancy, and TopShelf.
- #13: Configuration and scripting No two environments are ever the same. Use variables to scope different settings to different environments. Built-in conventions mean that Octopus automatically takes care of: Replacing application settings Swapping connection strings Running environment-specific configuration transforms Configuring IIS application pools and web sites Installing and updating Windows Services Custom deployment actions can also be performed using PowerShell. Your environment-specific variables will be passed to the script, allowing you to perform custom actions depending on the environment or machine being deployed to.