Hi - I read Digi's comment that it is possible to upgrade from any version to the latest.
I built a website a few years ago for a local community club and kept it updated until the upgrade to 2 put the fear of god into me.
I absolutely need to update now and was thinking of copying the site to a docker container on my qnap, then going through the upgrade process so that I would then have the exact steps and can make sure I don't have a big failure with the upgrade.
Problem is I'm new to docker containers and am struggling with the process of getting a copy of the site into the container.
Has anyone done this before?
What other ways do website developers use to go through a major upgrade?
Cheers,
Felix
Upgrade of 1.10.3 "Hyacinthe"
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Re: Upgrade of 1.10.3 "Hyacinthe"
Docker is probably overkill, particularly if you are not familiar with it.
But... you can easily use vagrant + virtuabox or vmware. to setup one or two lamp VM's for the purpose of testing and ugprading.
I would setup one VM with PHP 5.6 and upgrade your site to 1.12.2 or v2.0.1 or something.
I would then setup another VM with PHP 7.2 to upgrade the site the final mile.
But... you can easily use vagrant + virtuabox or vmware. to setup one or two lamp VM's for the purpose of testing and ugprading.
I would setup one VM with PHP 5.6 and upgrade your site to 1.12.2 or v2.0.1 or something.
I would then setup another VM with PHP 7.2 to upgrade the site the final mile.
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