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Choose a “Polling tentacle”
Authenticate with the https://kodiak.octopus.app server by creating an API key
Choose the correct environment, role and tenant
Port 10933 or 10943 is the default port for the tentacle and must be opened in some cases
When setting up a new tentacle a “Tenant” must be created in the Octopus server for that machine.

We use Jenkins to build, set the environment variables and deploy to the servers

Creating a project in Octopus Deploy

Before creating a Jenkins job you must create the project in the Octopus interface, a project in Octopus deploy is a recipe for how to deploy the executables.

The KODIAK Trade Report Server is a good example of how a Windows Service is deployed.

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Setting up a Jenkins job

One Jenkins job must create the release before it can be deployed, it can be done in the post build action. Please note that a release can only be created once if it is created again the build will fail. Thus it is best to create the release on the main release/staging/develop builds and create a new build that deploys and changes the environmental variables.
Example of create version settings in Jenkins:

You should add a parameter to the build to prompt before you build and deploy the new version to the server:

Here below is a sample of how the build is configured in Jenkins (https://jenkins.livemarketdata.com/view/.Net/view/KODIAK OMS/view/Octopus Deploy/view/Production Deployments/view/Kvika Production/job/kodi_kodiak_integration_release_test_kvika.release.octopus/configure) :
NOTE: This config is for PRODUCTION and shoud not be copied with the tenant and environment variables

Code Block

#Instance variables
branch="release"
tenant="kvika-DO NOT COPY"
environment="PROD - DO NOT COPY"

#Below should be the same for all deployments in develop branch
zip_file_name_prefix="kodi_kodiak_customer_integration"
main_path="c://Builds/${branch}/kodi_kodiak_customer_integrations"
instance_path="${main_path}/tenants/source/${tenant}/${environment}"
zip_files_path="${main_path}/tenants/zipfiles/${tenant}/${environment}"

s3bucketBaseUrl="s3://kodi-artifacts/windows/release/kodiak_oms/server/customer_integration/kvika"

read BUILDVERSION < "${main_path}/output/version.txt"
echo ${BUILDVERSION}

#remove files from previous builds
rm -rf ${instance_path}
rm -rf ${zip_files_path}

mkdir -p ${instance_path}
mkdir -p ${zip_files_path}

#copy deployment files
cp -r ${main_path}/output/* ${instance_path}
cp -r KodiakCustomerIntegration/Configs/${tenant}/${environment}/* ${instance_path}

# zip and send Customer Integration
zipFileName="${zip_file_name_prefix}.${tenant}.${environment}.${BUILDVERSION}.zip"
zipFilePath="${zip_files_path}/${zip_file_name_prefix}.${tenant}.${environment}.${BUILDVERSION}.zip"
7z a -tzip ${zipFilePath} ${instance_path}/*


# zip and send Customer Integration to Octopus
zipFilePath="${zip_files_path}/${zip_file_name_prefix}.${tenant}.${environment}.${BUILDVERSION}.zip"
7z a -tzip ${zipFilePath} ${instance_path}/*
C:/ProgramData/chocolatey/bin/octo.exe push --server https://kodiak.octopus.app/ --apiKey API-XXXXXXXX --space Spaces-1 --package ${zipFilePath} --overwrite-mode OverwriteExisting


# send 
aws s3 cp ${zipFilePath} ${s3bucketBaseUrl}/${zipFileName}


# remove instance path to save space
rm -rf ${instance_path}

# Deploy version to server
C:/ProgramData/chocolatey/bin/octo.exe deploy-release --deployTo Production --version ${BUILDVERSION} --tenant ${tenant}.${environment} --progress --project "Kodiak Customer Integration" --server https://kodiak.octopus.app/ --apiKey API-XXXXXXX --space Spaces-1 --debug

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