Hi @Derebe. to some extent, yes. d2-docker is still a command-line tool, so you will need to work a bit with commands. If that doesn’t scares you, then the beauty of d2-docker is that you can in a couple of commands, create a local copy of any DHIS2 instance that you have, and then you can use the same data with a different DHIS2 version, without destroying the data itself.
I think if you’re really far from IT knowledge, then yet some little training might be needed to be able to fully understand, because for d2-docker we still didn’t generate screencast videos to show how it works.
Why we say that non-IT can deploy DHIS2 instances is because the step you need to do from not knowing anything and being able to launch a DHIS2 and even upgrade as you said, is really short. But the first time you try to operate with it, you might struggle a bit if you don’t have an IT close to you