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OTOH Amazon control their MarketPlace so we need to wait while they go through their process. As we control the Hub ourselves we can upload new images there as soon as we build them. To answer your question though the images on the Amazon MarketPlace are essentially the same as the Hub images, however the current images on the MarketPlace are really old (v13.0) whereas the images on the Hub are the latest ones (v14.1).Д®verything about the v13.0 images is old the underlaying operating system, the TurnKey components and the version of Bugzilla installed on top.ДЄs I mentioned in the blog post we are in the process of upgrading the images on the MarketPlace but we have not ETA on them. :( So please don't apologise about being noob! We've all been there at some point and even after years of posting on these forums I still sometimes do dumb stuff like that! :)

TBH I actually thought that I had already relied but I must have clicked 'preview' instead of 'save'. I've been caught up dealing with issues related to some last minute bug hunting on our brand new shiny v14.1 release. I can't guarantee that I'll be able to help out, but I'll try! :) Although like I said there should be plenty of Debian info so stick to that where you can and you shouldn't go wrong! ideas/concepts/commands/etc) is totally generic and will work on pretty much any 'nix (sometimes even including OSX!) whereas other things are very distro specific. What can be a little confusing sometimes is that some Linux stuff (i.e. Yeah google is always your friend! :) If you keep in mind that TurnKey is based on Debian (as is Ubuntu - although TurnKey is much closer to Debian than Ubuntu) you'll find plenty of relevant info. Then use VirtualBox (or similar) to host it locally - at least to test it out.

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Alternatively if you want to test the newer version first (of course for free), you could download the OVA (download the 'VM' from the Bugzilla appliance page). What sort of traffic are you expecting? Like I said the new version is available via our Hub (free Hub plan supports AWS t2.micro servers).

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You may find our appliance build code somewhat useful (or perhaps not!?) Regardless you can find that here:

I don't know if that will be an issue or not.

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installed via apt) being too old for newer versions of software like bugzilla. I have updated our Bugzilla appliance previously but as I mentioned above, the process is a bit different to manually updating it on an actual installed server.ДЄlso sometimes you can run into issues with the available versions of software (from the Debian repos i.e. leave the OS be as is - it is still supported by Debian so still gets security updates).

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Also because of the way Amazon do things there is a nasty bug that will make your server unbootable if you do a 'normal' Debian OS update (I don't recall the workaround, but there is one.).ДЄnother option is to just update the Bugzilla software itself (i.e. The final factor, is that our newer images are built in the new Amazon format and so can be run on the newer server types/sizes that Amazon offer.Д«ecause we build our images fr0om scratch and update the build code when we update the images it isn't really that easy to update the whole server to the latest version. It also includes quite an old version of Bugzilla too. The downside is that it is an older base operating system (v13.x was based on Debian Wheezy aka 7.x v14.x is based on Debian Jessie aka 8.x). We are in the process of getting newer images uploaded there but I'm not sure when it will be.

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