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We use Octopus Deploy to deploy KODIAK Oms on internal test environments as well as on both UAT and PROD environments for our clients.

Kóði has a Octopus Cloud server: https://kodiak.octopus.app , if you need access you can contact Magnús (magnus@kodi.is)

To start using Octopus

A tentacle needs to be installed on the server, we are using “Polling tentacles” since the servers are not open to the internet. Information on tentacles: https://octopus.com/docs/infrastructure/deployment-targets/tentacle/tentacle-communication

Port 10943 or 10933 must be open out from the server, the server will be polling kodiak.octopus.app

The tentacle can be downloaded from here: https://octopus.com/downloads

After installing the tentacle a “Tenant” must first be created in the https://kodiak.octopus.app website, when creating the Tenant a environment and project must be specified.

Setting up the Tentacle on the server, you must go through the setup process

  • Choose a “Polling tentacle”

  • Authenticate with the https://kodiak.octopus.app server by creating an API key

  • Choose the correct environment, role and tenant

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.

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) :

    #Instance variables
branch="release"
tenant="kvika"
environment="PROD"

#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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