> If you are currently using 6.0.6 and wish to upgrade to a version that will continue to be supported by Debian, please follow these upgrade instructions. Have we actually ever tested this? There *shouldn't* be any problems but I honestly haven't ever tried dist-upgrading my AMIs.
Anders On 29 March 2013 08:32, James Bromberger <[email protected]> wrote: > On 29/03/2013 2:33 PM, Brian Gupta wrote: > > Hey James, just wanted to confirm that the plan isn't to actively > retire the AMIs as we ship new ones? It's probably not a huge deal > yet, as I don't know how many folks are using these in production yet, > but many folks bake AMIs into service orchestration and automation > frameworks, and even stuff like autoscaling groups. Having the AMIs go > away isn't great. Having them stop being featured for new users > looking for Debian is fine and preferred. > > > > My request was for them to discontinue advertising 6.0.6 AMIs, but that > they may stay available for anyone who has them in ASG and CloudFormation, > etc. So I'm interested to see if the old AMIs are still accessible after > the 29th June. We shall see... and adjust accordingly. > > > -- > *Mobile:* +61 422 166 708, *Email:* james_AT_rcpt.to >
