Using the new Deployment History Cleanup feature in UrbanCode Deploy 6.2.1
With the 6.2.1.1 release comes the first offering of Deployment Process and Log cleanup, this is a helper function that was previously only available ad-hoc or via custom scripting. This feature addresses the growth of the database and log storage areas as more and more deployment are run.
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Upgrading UrbanCode when using a load balancer for webhost
Error while upgrading between 6.1.1.x versions noting that the server is running even when it is not we see the error about a previously installed version of IBM UrbanCode Deploy is running. Here is a quick way to work around this.
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UrbanCode Deploy 6.1.2 is out, with Patterns included
IBM UrbanCode Deploy just dropped a shiny new release version 6.1.2. There are the normal inclusion of changes and performance improvements goodness, but this release also includes the complete UrbanCode Deploy with Patterns product as part of Deploy
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Creating UrbanCode databases in Oracle
Just a quick one, working with a client and noticed that the database install documentation is very prescriptive for most of the databases, but strangly spartan for Oracle.
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Getting started with UrbanCode Deploy with Patterns 6.1.1.1 on Ubuntu 14.04
Getting your own private cloud is cool, connecting it to UrbanCode Deploy is pretty cool too, but adding a way to perform full stack deployments of complete environments is awesome. This article is a helper to get up and running, from here the sky is the limit to start talking about how you push your unit of deployment up from a code changes and configurations changes to talking complete environment deployments or updates to help improve quality of deployments.
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Getting started with IBM UrbanCode Deploy on Ubuntu 13.04
So I have been playing around with UrbanCode Deploy for demos and testing on local VMs, just today I decided to install it on a VM in my home LAN ESXi server. The install process is fairly painless, to make this self-contained I just needed to install mysql, the mysql…
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