I'm looking for a step-by-step system admin recipe to get away from
Python 2.7 because unicode on 2.7 is doing my head in. This is ugly I
know but that's how it is.
Staging server is Ubuntu 12.04on local hardwarewith Python 2.7 and it
runs Apache2 and mod_wsgi. It serves Django, Subversion, Buildbot, Trac
and Samba (local fileserver for Windows PCs) all of which need to keep
running after the upgrade. I can take them all down temporarily when
required.
Production server is Ubuntu 14.04 with Python 2.7 and runs Apache2 and
mod_wsgi. It is dedicated to serving Django alone. It is a VM in a
private cloud.
At this stage my fallback plan is to build a new staging server on
Ubuntu 16.04 on local hardware and reinstall Subversion, Buildbot, Trac
and Samba. That's a lot of tasks I don't have the time/brainspace to
tackle just yet.
Does anyone have any suggested strategies or advice? The sole objective
is to retire Python 2.7. There are no Django third party app
requirements for Python 2.7. Haven't looked at Buildbot or Trac yet.
Thanks folks
Mike
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