Configuring Octopus Server High Availability using AWS FSx

Configuring High Availability for Octopus Deploy on AWS involves utilizing shared storage solutions such as Amazon FSx, which requires integration with Active Directory. This guide focuses on using FSx for Windows File Server, detailing steps from selecting the file system type, specifying file system details, and configuring network and security settings to encryption and optional backup preferences. After creation, the FSx file system can be accessed via its DNS name, allowing connection from an EC2 instance. The configuration process includes setting up shared storage directories for Octopus Deploy, enabling the migration of artifacts, task logs, and repository data from the EC2 instance to FSx. This setup facilitates the deployment of High Availability configurations by allowing additional nodes to be added easily.

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