Add an eventXCopy is Dead: .NET Deployment Strategies that Work
A session at Codestock 2012
Friday 15th June, 2012
12:30pm to 1:40pm
Back in 1995, when we first started deploying web sites, the copy command was enough. Our web sites only consisted of a static HTML file and a few graphics of animated lava lamps. But our systems are more complex now; instead of a dozen files being uploaded through FTP to a single web server, we have hundreds of files spread across multiple load-balanced web servers, dozens of applications interwoven in a tiered server architecture, and an expectation that it can be deployed error-free without impacting our stringent SLAs. When a tool is no longer sufficient to perform the task at hand, it is time to find a better tool. XCopy is dead; it is time for strategies that work.
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Web developer, speaker, technologist, software consultant, Microsoft MVP. Owner of Arana Software (@aranasoft). bio from Twitter
Jay is a code wrangler, software consultant, and president of Arana Software (www.aranasoft.com). He has been developing on the web for over 15 years, since the Blink tag lured him away from Visual Basic 3 in 1995. With a career focus on user experience, he is a strong advocate of practices and processes that improve quality through code, including automated testing, continuous integration, and performance analysis and optimization. Jay is also an active speaker and leader in the developer community, a Microsoft MVP in C#, and an organizer of many conferences and user groups in the Ann Arbor area.
Originally from Rochester, New York, he and his wife, Amy, have lived in Michigan since 2003. They like Michigan, but still consider themselves tourists, and probably always will.
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