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The migration paths when using ELevate

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Fixing Major Version Upgrades

With ELevate you can easily upgrade in-place from CentOS 6.x or 7.x to 8.x of the Enterprise Linux of your choice, or upgrade from 8.x to 9.x within the same OS. Used all over the world to upgrade more than 500,00 devices, ELevate is your answer to the headache of upgrading your operating system in the Enterprise Linux ecosystem. Preserve your applications, your data, and your sanity. Run the most recent version of the OS you and software you need. Run a modern and secure operating system, without having to reconfigure or rebuild the software you need.

This looks awesome! How do I get involved?

Rejoignez-nous d'abord dans le ~migration Mattermost canal. You can find the LEAPP code in the AlmaLinux GitHub organization. You can find the LEAPP code in the AlmaLinux GitHub organization.

Projet communautaire

ELevate est développé de manière agnostique par rapport à la distribution et est conçu comme un outil pour l'ensemble de l'écosystème, pas seulement pour AlmaLinux. The enterprise linux ecosystem is a very large and diverse community, and we have developed this project in good faith as members of what ecosystem. We hope that everyone in the community can use and contribute to ELevate, no matter which distro you prefer. That is the open source way.

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This demo takes you through upgrading in place from CentOS 7 to AlmaLinux 8

Lots of people have shared their experiences and guides for using ELevate to upgrade in place. Take a look at what others think of it!

We also offer a number of guides to take you through the process of getting updated, from different perspectives.

Supported Operating Systems

The migration paths when using ELevate
ELevate supports the following upgrade and migration paths:
  • Upgrade from CentOS 6 to CentOS 7
  • Upgrade from CentOS 7 to AlmaLinux 8, CentOS Stream 8, Euro Linux 8, Oracle Linux 8, or Rocky Linux 8
  • Upgrade from Scientific Linux 7 to AlmaLinux 8
  • Upgrade from 8.x to 9.x within the same distribution
* Migration to Oracle Linux 9 is available with the Oracle Leapp utility et ne sera pas pris en charge par le projet ELevate.
* Remarque : Si vous utilisez cPanel, nous vous recommandons d'utiliser le cPanel ELevate fork.

Answers to Frequent Questions

ELevate is a project aimed to provide the ability to upgrade between major versions of RHEL-based distributions. First announced by AlmaLinux in 2021, ELevate combines two key components: updates to the open source LEAPP project and a data library called leapp-data. These together allow users to upgrade in-place from an unsupported operating system to a modern operating system, and then from 8 to 9 of that operating system.

Individuals and organizations that require an enterprise-grade linux distribution, without the need for a commercial license agreement. AlmaLinux OS is also a perfect replacement for anyone who has historically relied on the CentOS Linux releases to achieve computing objectives, and for whom CentOS Stream is not the right solution.

ELevate a été utilisé pour migrer des environnements de production dans différentes industries et à travers le monde, mais nous recommandons toujours la prudence. Chaque environnement est différent et unique en fonction des applications et des configurations. Afin d'éviter toute surprise, nous vous recommandons vivement de tester les scénarios de mise à niveau dans une machine virtuelle ou un bac à sable avant d'exécuter une mise à niveau en production.

Yes, and yes! All your data, applications and settings will be kept. Migrations will require your system to reboot twice.

Nos contributeurs font partie de l'écosystème RHEL depuis très longtemps et nous avons reconnu que l'écosystème CentOS est une communauté très vaste et diversifiée. Nous avons développé ce projet de bonne foi dans l'espoir que tout le monde dans la communauté puisse l'utiliser et y contribuer, peu importe la distribution que vous préférez. C'est la façon open source.

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