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We are currently running ATS 8.0.8 in production and should upgrade to 9.1.2, which will be supported till 2024. (As per https://docs.trafficserver.apache.org/en/latest/release-notes/roadmap.en.html, 8.x will be supported till 2022 and therefore we should not upgrade to the 8.x series.) This task tracks the Debian packaging work and deployment of ATS 9.1.2.

We are currently running ATS 8.0.8 in production and should upgrade to 9.1.2, which will be supported till 2024. (As per https://docs.trafficserver.apache.org/en/latest/release-notes/roadmap.en.html, 8.x will be supported till 2022 and therefore we should not upgrade to the 8.x series.) This task tracks the Debian packaging work and deployment of ATS 9.1.2. [x] Debian packaging [x] 9.x config changes [ ] Testing of new changes

We are currently running ATS 8.0.8 in production and should upgrade to 9.1.2, which will be supported till 2024. (As per https://docs.trafficserver.apache.org/en/latest/release-notes/roadmap.en.html, 8.x will be supported till 2022 and therefore we should not upgrade to the 8.x series.) This task tracks the Debian packaging work and deployment of ATS 9.1.2. [x] Debian packaging [x] 9.x config changes [ ] Testing of new changes