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How to deploy non VS projects to iis web deploy?
2019 Community Moderator ElectionBamboo - Angular 4 app How to deployWeb Deploy API - deploy a .NET 4.5 applicationWeb Deploy from Visual Studio 2012 to a remote IIS 8 serverWeb deploy to IIS without Visual StudioDeploying to FTP/Web Deploy In Visual Studio 2015Why would IPv6 interfere with a Web Deploy?Web Deploy Handler 404 errorWhat is the best way for Deploying the application files to Web Server using TFSJenkins msbuild deploy to remote IISBamboo - Angular 4 app How to deployHow to use publish command with Web Deploy for asp.net core applications
I have an Angular application and hosted in IIS. I want to deploy this application using Web Deploy.
I know VS solutions (.sln) could be deployed using MSBUILD and Publish Profiles.
How to deploy non VS, static applications using web deploy?
I'm looking for an option to deploy from a Bamboo build server to a remote IIS target.
angular iis bamboo microsoft-web-deploy webdeploy-3.5 asked 2 days ago
PurushothPurushoth
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I have an Angular application and hosted in IIS. I want to deploy this application using Web Deploy.
I know VS solutions (.sln) could be deployed using MSBUILD and Publish Profiles.
How to deploy non VS, static applications using web deploy?
I'm looking for an option to deploy from a Bamboo build server to a remote IIS target.
angular iis bamboo microsoft-web-deploy webdeploy-3.5 asked 2 days ago
PurushothPurushoth
1,16111432
Set it up directly on an IIS machine, and sync to others, docs.microsoft.com/en-us/iis/publish/using-web-deploy/…
– Lex Li
2 days ago
I'm trying for a build server @LexLi It's remote deployment.
– Purushoth
yesterday
add a comment |
I have an Angular application and hosted in IIS. I want to deploy this application using Web Deploy.
I know VS solutions (.sln) could be deployed using MSBUILD and Publish Profiles.
How to deploy non VS, static applications using web deploy?
I'm looking for an option to deploy from a Bamboo build server to a remote IIS target.
angular iis bamboo microsoft-web-deploy webdeploy-3.5 asked 2 days ago
PurushothPurushoth
1,16111432
I have an Angular application and hosted in IIS. I want to deploy this application using Web Deploy.
I know VS solutions (.sln) could be deployed using MSBUILD and Publish Profiles.
How to deploy non VS, static applications using web deploy?
I'm looking for an option to deploy from a Bamboo build server to a remote IIS target.
angular iis bamboo microsoft-web-deploy webdeploy-3.5 angular iis bamboo microsoft-web-deploy webdeploy-3.5 asked 2 days ago
PurushothPurushoth
1,16111432
asked 2 days ago
PurushothPurushoth
1,16111432
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Set it up directly on an IIS machine, and sync to others, docs.microsoft.com/en-us/iis/publish/using-web-deploy/…
– Lex Li
2 days ago
I'm trying for a build server @LexLi It's remote deployment.
– Purushoth
yesterday
add a comment |
Set it up directly on an IIS machine, and sync to others, docs.microsoft.com/en-us/iis/publish/using-web-deploy/…
– Lex Li
2 days ago
I'm trying for a build server @LexLi It's remote deployment.
– Purushoth
yesterday
Set it up directly on an IIS machine, and sync to others, docs.microsoft.com/en-us/iis/publish/using-web-deploy/…
– Lex Li
2 days ago
Set it up directly on an IIS machine, and sync to others, docs.microsoft.com/en-us/iis/publish/using-web-deploy/…
– Lex Li
2 days ago
I'm trying for a build server @LexLi It's remote deployment.
– Purushoth
yesterday
I'm trying for a build server @LexLi It's remote deployment.
– Purushoth
yesterday
add a comment |
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As Lex Li says, if you want to publish a hosted angualr application to another IIS by using web deploy, you could use web deploy sync method.
If you just want to sync 2 folders directly root-to-root, you could try below command:
Notice:The webdeploy tool normally is inside the C:Program Files (x86)IIS folder, you need firstly locate it.
>msdeploy -verb:sync -source:dirPath="D:my-appdist" -dest:dirPath="D:AnTest"
If you want to include IIS configuration on the destination, you should use iisApp provider instead of dirPath:
>msdeploy -verb:sync -source:iisApp=<SourceFolderOrIISPath> -dest:iisApp=<DestinationFolderOrIISPath>
answered yesterday
Brando ZhangBrando Zhang
6,5672726
I want to deploy it from Bamboo. It's a remote deployment. For visual studio projects I can use MSBUILD publish. Here usingng buildI have output that I need to transfer to remote IIS.
– Purushoth
yesterday
Yes, for asp.net application, the it could use msbuild to publish easily.Microsoft has wirte the logic to build and deploy it. But for angular application, use ngbuild and xcopy is the most easily way to publish the application. I suggest you could refer to this answer to know how deploy the angular application from bamboo to remote server.
– Brando Zhang
yesterday
Thanks @Brand I could do a build and have all the files to be transferred. But Bamboo supports AWS code deploy or Tomcat directly for deployment. For IIS there no support for non .net projects. I did check the answer which is specific to Apache Tomcat.
– Purushoth
yesterday
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As Lex Li says, if you want to publish a hosted angualr application to another IIS by using web deploy, you could use web deploy sync method.
If you just want to sync 2 folders directly root-to-root, you could try below command:
Notice:The webdeploy tool normally is inside the C:Program Files (x86)IIS folder, you need firstly locate it.
>msdeploy -verb:sync -source:dirPath="D:my-appdist" -dest:dirPath="D:AnTest"
If you want to include IIS configuration on the destination, you should use iisApp provider instead of dirPath:
>msdeploy -verb:sync -source:iisApp=<SourceFolderOrIISPath> -dest:iisApp=<DestinationFolderOrIISPath>
answered yesterday
Brando ZhangBrando Zhang
6,5672726
I want to deploy it from Bamboo. It's a remote deployment. For visual studio projects I can use MSBUILD publish. Here usingng buildI have output that I need to transfer to remote IIS.
– Purushoth
yesterday
Yes, for asp.net application, the it could use msbuild to publish easily.Microsoft has wirte the logic to build and deploy it. But for angular application, use ngbuild and xcopy is the most easily way to publish the application. I suggest you could refer to this answer to know how deploy the angular application from bamboo to remote server.
– Brando Zhang
yesterday
Thanks @Brand I could do a build and have all the files to be transferred. But Bamboo supports AWS code deploy or Tomcat directly for deployment. For IIS there no support for non .net projects. I did check the answer which is specific to Apache Tomcat.
– Purushoth
yesterday
add a comment |
As Lex Li says, if you want to publish a hosted angualr application to another IIS by using web deploy, you could use web deploy sync method.
If you just want to sync 2 folders directly root-to-root, you could try below command:
Notice:The webdeploy tool normally is inside the C:Program Files (x86)IIS folder, you need firstly locate it.
>msdeploy -verb:sync -source:dirPath="D:my-appdist" -dest:dirPath="D:AnTest"
If you want to include IIS configuration on the destination, you should use iisApp provider instead of dirPath:
>msdeploy -verb:sync -source:iisApp=<SourceFolderOrIISPath> -dest:iisApp=<DestinationFolderOrIISPath>
answered yesterday
Brando ZhangBrando Zhang
6,5672726
I want to deploy it from Bamboo. It's a remote deployment. For visual studio projects I can use MSBUILD publish. Here usingng buildI have output that I need to transfer to remote IIS.
– Purushoth
yesterday
Yes, for asp.net application, the it could use msbuild to publish easily.Microsoft has wirte the logic to build and deploy it. But for angular application, use ngbuild and xcopy is the most easily way to publish the application. I suggest you could refer to this answer to know how deploy the angular application from bamboo to remote server.
– Brando Zhang
yesterday
Thanks @Brand I could do a build and have all the files to be transferred. But Bamboo supports AWS code deploy or Tomcat directly for deployment. For IIS there no support for non .net projects. I did check the answer which is specific to Apache Tomcat.
– Purushoth
yesterday
add a comment |
As Lex Li says, if you want to publish a hosted angualr application to another IIS by using web deploy, you could use web deploy sync method.
If you just want to sync 2 folders directly root-to-root, you could try below command:
Notice:The webdeploy tool normally is inside the C:Program Files (x86)IIS folder, you need firstly locate it.
>msdeploy -verb:sync -source:dirPath="D:my-appdist" -dest:dirPath="D:AnTest"
If you want to include IIS configuration on the destination, you should use iisApp provider instead of dirPath:
>msdeploy -verb:sync -source:iisApp=<SourceFolderOrIISPath> -dest:iisApp=<DestinationFolderOrIISPath>
answered yesterday
Brando ZhangBrando Zhang
6,5672726
As Lex Li says, if you want to publish a hosted angualr application to another IIS by using web deploy, you could use web deploy sync method.
If you just want to sync 2 folders directly root-to-root, you could try below command:
Notice:The webdeploy tool normally is inside the C:Program Files (x86)IIS folder, you need firstly locate it.
>msdeploy -verb:sync -source:dirPath="D:my-appdist" -dest:dirPath="D:AnTest"
If you want to include IIS configuration on the destination, you should use iisApp provider instead of dirPath:
>msdeploy -verb:sync -source:iisApp=<SourceFolderOrIISPath> -dest:iisApp=<DestinationFolderOrIISPath>
answered yesterday
Brando ZhangBrando Zhang
6,5672726
answered yesterday
Brando ZhangBrando Zhang
6,5672726
answered yesterday
Brando ZhangBrando Zhang
6,5672726
answered yesterday
Brando ZhangBrando Zhang
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6,5672726
I want to deploy it from Bamboo. It's a remote deployment. For visual studio projects I can use MSBUILD publish. Here usingng buildI have output that I need to transfer to remote IIS.
– Purushoth
yesterday
Yes, for asp.net application, the it could use msbuild to publish easily.Microsoft has wirte the logic to build and deploy it. But for angular application, use ngbuild and xcopy is the most easily way to publish the application. I suggest you could refer to this answer to know how deploy the angular application from bamboo to remote server.
– Brando Zhang
yesterday
Thanks @Brand I could do a build and have all the files to be transferred. But Bamboo supports AWS code deploy or Tomcat directly for deployment. For IIS there no support for non .net projects. I did check the answer which is specific to Apache Tomcat.
– Purushoth
yesterday
add a comment |
I want to deploy it from Bamboo. It's a remote deployment. For visual studio projects I can use MSBUILD publish. Here usingng buildI have output that I need to transfer to remote IIS.
– Purushoth
yesterday
Yes, for asp.net application, the it could use msbuild to publish easily.Microsoft has wirte the logic to build and deploy it. But for angular application, use ngbuild and xcopy is the most easily way to publish the application. I suggest you could refer to this answer to know how deploy the angular application from bamboo to remote server.
– Brando Zhang
yesterday
Thanks @Brand I could do a build and have all the files to be transferred. But Bamboo supports AWS code deploy or Tomcat directly for deployment. For IIS there no support for non .net projects. I did check the answer which is specific to Apache Tomcat.
– Purushoth
yesterday
I want to deploy it from Bamboo. It's a remote deployment. For visual studio projects I can use MSBUILD publish. Here using
ng build I have output that I need to transfer to remote IIS.– Purushoth
yesterday
I want to deploy it from Bamboo. It's a remote deployment. For visual studio projects I can use MSBUILD publish. Here using
ng build I have output that I need to transfer to remote IIS.– Purushoth
yesterday
Yes, for asp.net application, the it could use msbuild to publish easily.Microsoft has wirte the logic to build and deploy it. But for angular application, use ngbuild and xcopy is the most easily way to publish the application. I suggest you could refer to this answer to know how deploy the angular application from bamboo to remote server.
– Brando Zhang
yesterday
Yes, for asp.net application, the it could use msbuild to publish easily.Microsoft has wirte the logic to build and deploy it. But for angular application, use ngbuild and xcopy is the most easily way to publish the application. I suggest you could refer to this answer to know how deploy the angular application from bamboo to remote server.
– Brando Zhang
yesterday
Thanks @Brand I could do a build and have all the files to be transferred. But Bamboo supports AWS code deploy or Tomcat directly for deployment. For IIS there no support for non .net projects. I did check the answer which is specific to Apache Tomcat.
– Purushoth
yesterday
Thanks @Brand I could do a build and have all the files to be transferred. But Bamboo supports AWS code deploy or Tomcat directly for deployment. For IIS there no support for non .net projects. I did check the answer which is specific to Apache Tomcat.
– Purushoth
yesterday
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– Lex Li
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I'm trying for a build server @LexLi It's remote deployment.
– Purushoth
yesterday