Return of the tentacle

Boomerang and climb up over it to enter the next room. In this intersection area, take a right. Ignorethe webbing and take the door you see. Shoot the cows to make Like Likes appear, so kill those to make a torch light up and a treasure chest to appear.Open that for some Deku Sticks. Now, assuming you don't have Din's Fire, lighta stick using the torch, exit, and burn the webbing. Enter the new door. Killthe tentacle thing with your Boomerang and return to the center of the intersection room.Go west this time, and take the west-most room. Kill the tentacle there thesame way. Go back and take a left to enter the next room. Kill all the enemieshere (don't forget the one under the boulder!) and look for a boulder up in thewall. Use a Bombchu or well-timed bomb throw to destroy it to reveal a GoldSkulltula and kill it in the process. How to reach it? Well, step on the switch here to make a water jet appear on your feet. At its highest, use your Boomerang to get the Skulltula's token. Exit back to the center of the intersection and go completely north. Kill the Lizalfos and bomb the boulders there to reveal a blue switch. Remember seeing small crates somewhere aroundhere? Pick one up and place it onto that switch. Enter the door and kill thatlast tentacle. Go back to the ulcer room and drop down.Shoot the other cow here to make a treasure chest with

Tentacle or Kubernetes agents but instead will display a prompt to begin a Tentacle and Kubernetes agents update on the Deployment Targets and Environments screens.Maximum number of concurrent upgradesThere is a limit to the number of concurrent upgrades possible when choosing Always keep Calamari up to date. This ensures that upgrades do not adversely effect the performance of your Octopus Server.The number of concurrent upgrades will be double the Octopus Server’s logical processor count which is a minimum of 2 and will not exceed 32.Tentacle update accountYou can select a username/password account to perform automatic Tentacle updates. When no account is selected, the account that the Tentacle service is running as will attempt to perform Tentacle updates. If this account is not an Administrator it will not have enough permission to perform Tentacle updates. In that scenario you will need to create a username/password account for a user with administrative rights to install software on your machines and select it from the drop down.Note: This option can not be used when Tentacle is running as Local System.Recover from communication errors with TentacleRecovering from communication errors with Tentacle is available from Octopus 2023.4 onwards.You can configure whether Octopus Deploy should re-attempt failed communications with a Tentacle for a set duration when a network error occurs. This is particularly useful to reduce deployment failures that occur when Tentacle is on an unstable network connection.With this setting Disabled, if a network error occurs while Octopus Deploy is communicating with a Tentacle, the deployment,

Retries can be attempted for.For example, if you have the following configuration:Retry time limit: 1 minute.Retry attempts: 4.Retry interval: 30 seconds.In this scenario only a maximum of 2 retries could be attempted before reaching the time limit.Polling request queue timeoutThis setting controls how long Octopus Deploy will wait before cancelling a task in a polling Tentacle’s queue. For more details on what the Polling Tentacle queue is see the documentation on Tentacle communication modesConfigure how Calamari, Tentacle and Kubernetes agents are updatedBrand new Tentacle, Kubernetes agent and SSH endpoints require the installation of Calamari to perform a deployment. Also, if Calamari is updated, the Octopus Server will push the update to Tentacle, Kubernetes agent and SSH endpoints.When there is a Tentacle or Kubernetes agent update, Octopus can automatically update Tentacle and Kubernetes agent endpoints. Machine policies allow the customization of when Calamari, Tentacle and Kubernetes agent updates occur.By default, Calamari will be installed or updated when a machine is involved in a deployment. The other two options will update Calamari:the first time a machine is added to Octopus and then subsequently when it is involved in a deployment.any time Octopus detects Calamari is out of date (after health checks for example).Tentacle and Kubernetes agents can be toggled to manually or automatically update. If Automatically is selected, Octopus will start a task to update Tentacles and Kubernetes agents whenever Octopus detects that there is a pending Tentacle or Kubernetes agents upgrade (after health checks for example).Conversely, Octopus will not automatically update

Runbook run, or health check will fail.With this setting Enabled, if a network error occurs, Octopus will re-attempt communication with the Tentacle for the amount of time configured. However, continued network errors will cause a failure.Using this setting with a Tentacle that runs on ephemeral storage will introduce the possibility that a script could run twice. For example, when running Tentacle in Docker without a mount. It is recommended to run Tentacle on a persistent file system.Retry durationsYou can configure the amount of time allowed for Octopus to re-attempt failed communication with Tentacle. There are two duration configurations available:Deployment or Runbook RunHealth CheckStep Retries and execution timeoutsIf you would like to retry a particular step within the deployment process for other types of temporary or transient errors, that can be configured separately.Automatically delete machinesMachine policies can be configured to automatically remove unavailable machines after a time period. When a health check runs, Octopus detects if machines are unavailable (cannot be contacted). When the Automatically delete unavailable machines option is set, Octopus checks how long a machine has been unavailable. If the specified time period has elapsed, the machine is permanently deleted from Octopus.Assign machine policies to machinesAssign a machine policy to a machine by selecting a machine from the Deployment Targets or Workers screen and using the Policy drop down to select the machine policy:Machine policy can also be set from the command line by using the —policy argument:Setting machine policyTentacle.exe register-with --instance "Tentacle" --server " --apiKey="API-YOUR_API_KEY" --role "web-server" --environment