In this exercise, you'll be installing the central Octopus Deploy Server on your laptop. 1.1 Download Go to the Octopus Deploy download page and download either the 32-bit or the 64-bit installer for the Octopus Server. 1.2 Run the installer Follow the installation wizard, referring to the links in the information box if needed. Here is how to create the Variable set: Navigate to Library > Variable Sets in the Octopus Deploy app. Click "Add New Variable Set". Name this set Stackify and click save. In the Name field type Stackify.ApiKey. For the Value field paste in your API key from your Retrace Account. Now click "Add To List" and then click "Save". Install Octopus Deploy First you should have a Windows Server and MSSQL/SQL Express database for Octopus deploy. All requirements and installation process is described here. Please, follow those instructions. Also, you can see Octopus Delivery Process in below figure. Developers commit their code into your existing source control system Sorry, could not connect to the Octopus Deploy server. Try again In Octopus, create a new "Run a PowerShell script" step in your deployment's Process. Give it a name, and choose the octopus-server role. This ensures your deployment is only registered once, instead of once per server your deployment runs on. Use the following powershell script in this step: The first thing you need to do is set up an Azure/DXC account in Octopus. You will need some information from Episerver managed services to do this. If you don't have a Client, ApplicationID, SubscriptionID, TenantID, Password and Key` then email the Episerver service desk and ask for them. In Octopus, go to: The Octopus Deploy Command Line executable which you want to use for creating this release. Octopus Deploy Command Line executable is set in the Octopus CLI configuration on the Global Tool Configuration page. spaceId : String. If left empty the Default space for the Octopus Server instance will be used. Update 19/01/2017 - This series just keeps on growing: Octopus Deploy Part 5: Using Channels to reduce resources used and time taken; Octopus Prerequisites. First you need an Octopus server installed. The installation instructions are covered here. Then you need to install a Tentacle on the target VM. The installation instructions are covered Octopus Project. To create the Octopus image we need to use a pivot machine with Docker for Windows installed. We will use the Octopus out-of-the-box features to deploy the DockerWebAppDemo package to the Pivot Machine, and the new step template to create and push the Docker image to DockerHub. The Octopus Project will look like: The first step The following sections outline the steps for configuring your process in order to use Pulumi to deploy infrastructure (not be confused with Octopus Infrastructure). Extract the Code Package Click on the Add Step button in your project's Process section. This extension provides Build and Release tasks to integrate with Octopus Deploy, as well as a dashboard widget to show the status of a deployment in Octopus.. Octopus Deploy is great for deploying ASP.NET or .NET Core applications running on IIS or Azure, Windows services, SQL databases, and much, much more.. The Azure Devops guides provide step by step instructions for deploying applications Click on the + New Integration button. Add the Octopus Deploy Integration. Install the OpsLevel Community Step From your Octopu