The Right Way to Integrate Octopus Deploy with Azure DevOps [Webinar]

Challenges

  • Lack of structured guidelines
  • Challenges in achieving automation at scale
  • Increased operational risk
  • Inconsistent deployments

Solutions

  • Increase automation and deploy often
  • Consolidate code in a single repository
  • Integrate Octopus Deploy in your DevOps pipeline
  • Adopt the 7 key elements of a DevOps environment

Benefits

Octopus Deploy makes it easy to orchestrate releases and deploy .NET applications in Azure.

Octopus Deploy is the first and most mature product for automated deployments, making it easy to orchestrate releases and deploy .NET applications on-premises and in Azure.

Whether you are a current user of Octopus Deploy or merely looking forward to DevOps automation, you need a streamlined DevOps architecture for promotion across pre-production and production environments.

You need to limit who can deploy to production, ensure releases have been tested first, and block promotion of broken releases. Many teams ask common questions about how to structure deployable application components and how the deployment fits in with other elements in the DevOps pipeline.

This webinar, led by Clear Measure Chief Architect, Jeffrey Palermo, will cover the architecture of a complete DevOps pipeline that integrates Octopus Deploy.

How you structure the code in your git Version Control System (VCS) can have a profound impact on how easy it is to deploy your code. Key elements of the continuous integration (CI) build also affect the deployment structure.

There are some rules of thumb, that when followed, make the structure of the automated DevOps environment fall into place nicely. If you aren’t aware of these rules or break them, you will continually struggle to achieve no-touch, no-drama software deployments.