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I’m deploying my website on the server.
I’m deploying my website on the server.
Seems like there are so many different ways of automating one’s build/deployment that it becomes difficult to parse through all the different scenarios that people support in tutorials on the web. So I wanted to present the question to the stackoverflow crowd … what would be the best way to set up an automated build and deployment system using the following configuration:
I have a VS 2005 web site that I publish using “Publish Web Site”, and I clear all the three checkboxes. I also have a deployment project that picks up the published files and creates an MSI. I then install the package on a separate test server.
We currently deploy web applications by creating a database and running SQL scripts through query analyzer. Then we copy the output from “publish website” and set up that website in IIS.
I asked this Can I automate creating a .NET web application in IIS? a little ago, and got solutions for IIS 6 and IIS 7:
I am building a few web sites in ASP.NET Core (multiple user interface applications and a WebAPI app). They all work together, utilising the WebAPI. For the purpose of my question we’ll call them App1, App2 and App3. I am hosting my websites in IIS.
I am trying to publish a website from my computer to an IIS web server via web deploy.
I want to plan a schedule maintenance down time on one of my production asp.net website hosted on IIS windows server 2003.
I’m trying to make a setup program for an ASP.NET web site. I need to make sure the target machine has sqlxml installed.
I’m finding myself having to manually update my DefaultConnection connection string in my web.config when I run locally. How can I automatically detect when I’m running locally and – when I am – overwrite the default connection string?