We jumped I think 8 year old CentOS versions without too much issues.
It depends how badly you fucked up in the first place really.
It depends how badly you fucked up in the first place really.
For my part, every time I have done a major OS distribution upgrade, 75% of my time was spent fixing all of the things that were deployed into a highly fragile state to begin with, 25% direct upgrade-related issues (dependencies, config, behavior changes), and 5% actually performing the upgrade.