Migrating EasyApache 3 to EasyApache 4
We have one website working from last 5 years.
We setup it using easyapache 3.
Now we want to migrate it to easyapache 4.
Since this site is live we can't afford to break any functionality after migration.
So we have decided to get one fresh server & upload all code on it & setup it using easyapache 4 & check everything is working fine. If so we can run the migration on the live server.
Please inform if anyone has a better suggestion to check this.
Our fresh server has easyapache 4 installed. And the live server has easyapache 3 installed, so I need to import live server's profile on the fresh server.
How to convert the easyapache 3 profile (.yaml) to easyapache 4 profile (.json)?
apache easyapache-4
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Gary Thomas
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We have one website working from last 5 years.
We setup it using easyapache 3.
Now we want to migrate it to easyapache 4.
Since this site is live we can't afford to break any functionality after migration.
So we have decided to get one fresh server & upload all code on it & setup it using easyapache 4 & check everything is working fine. If so we can run the migration on the live server.
Please inform if anyone has a better suggestion to check this.
Our fresh server has easyapache 4 installed. And the live server has easyapache 3 installed, so I need to import live server's profile on the fresh server.
How to convert the easyapache 3 profile (.yaml) to easyapache 4 profile (.json)?
apache easyapache-4
edited Nov 22 at 12:55
Gary Thomas
1,0701312
asked Nov 22 at 12:25
Shivangi Patel
11
add a comment |
We have one website working from last 5 years.
We setup it using easyapache 3.
Now we want to migrate it to easyapache 4.
Since this site is live we can't afford to break any functionality after migration.
So we have decided to get one fresh server & upload all code on it & setup it using easyapache 4 & check everything is working fine. If so we can run the migration on the live server.
Please inform if anyone has a better suggestion to check this.
Our fresh server has easyapache 4 installed. And the live server has easyapache 3 installed, so I need to import live server's profile on the fresh server.
How to convert the easyapache 3 profile (.yaml) to easyapache 4 profile (.json)?
apache easyapache-4
edited Nov 22 at 12:55
Gary Thomas
1,0701312
asked Nov 22 at 12:25
Shivangi Patel
11
We have one website working from last 5 years.
We setup it using easyapache 3.
Now we want to migrate it to easyapache 4.
Since this site is live we can't afford to break any functionality after migration.
So we have decided to get one fresh server & upload all code on it & setup it using easyapache 4 & check everything is working fine. If so we can run the migration on the live server.
Please inform if anyone has a better suggestion to check this.
Our fresh server has easyapache 4 installed. And the live server has easyapache 3 installed, so I need to import live server's profile on the fresh server.
How to convert the easyapache 3 profile (.yaml) to easyapache 4 profile (.json)?
apache easyapache-4
apache easyapache-4
edited Nov 22 at 12:55
Gary Thomas
1,0701312
asked Nov 22 at 12:25
Shivangi Patel
11
edited Nov 22 at 12:55
Gary Thomas
1,0701312
asked Nov 22 at 12:25
Shivangi Patel
11
edited Nov 22 at 12:55
Gary Thomas
1,0701312
edited Nov 22 at 12:55
Gary Thomas
1,0701312
edited Nov 22 at 12:55
Gary Thomas
1,0701312
1,0701312
asked Nov 22 at 12:25
Shivangi Patel
11
asked Nov 22 at 12:25
Shivangi Patel
11
asked Nov 22 at 12:25
Shivangi Patel
11
11
add a comment |
add a comment |
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