I’m looking into using Octopus for deployment at my work. We currently have a website with multiple web applications under it. After having a quick play with Octopus it seems that it really only supports one web application that gets deployed to a separate site. I noticed that Octopus changes the directory that the website points to as part of the deployment. If Octopus could deploy to a virtual directory instead of a website, it would probably do what I wanted it to but at the moment it currently doesn’t so I’m wondering if there is a way of using powershell scripts to do this. One concern is that Octopus changes the directory that the website points to which could mean the website would be pointing to the wrong place for a short period of time.
Hi Wayne,
Thanks for the feedback, the latest release of Octopus now supports installation to a virtual directory:
https://octopus.atlassian.net/wiki/display/help/IIS+Websites
Paul