Introducing the Octopus Server Linux Docker image

Octopus Deploy has transitioned its hosted solution to a V2 infrastructure using Linux containers within Kubernetes, facilitating a scalable and cost-effective platform. The company has introduced early access to its Octopus Server Linux Docker image, enabling Linux users to deploy Octopus on their preferred systems. This setup utilizes Docker Compose to easily configure Microsoft SQL Server and Octopus, and it requires the privileged flag for Docker-in-Docker functionality, which supports execution containers for Workers. The primary aim of running Octopus on Linux is to enable deployment in Kubernetes clusters, offering high availability (HA) with support for scaling server instances. The deployment process involves setting up persistent volumes, load balancers, and stateful sets to manage application nodes and maintain database integrity during updates. Though currently part of an Early Access Program, the Linux Docker images and Kubernetes resources are not recommended for production use yet, but they offer a promising approach for streamlined deployments and encourage user feedback for improvement.

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