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# Akeneo PIM
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[Akeneo PIM](https://www.akeneo.com/) A Product Information Management (PIM) solution is aimed to centralize all the marketing data
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## Settings
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Akeneo requires a few settings at the host level. Something like this
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# This should be defined on the server which will host the database
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# It's not mandatory to be on the same host as the PIM itself. But the important thing is that AKeneo PIM
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# requires MySQL. It'll not work with MariaDB
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mysql_engine: mysql
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# Prevent an error when checking system requirements. Note that this is only for the CLI
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# as web access will use it's own FPM pool
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php_conf_memory_limit: 512M
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# We need Elasticsearch 7. Same foir MySQL, it's not required to be on the same host
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es_major_version: 7
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# Define a vhost to expose the PIM. Note that this is a minimal example
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# And you will most likely want to put a reverse proxy (look at the nginx role) in front of it
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httpd_ansible_vhosts:
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- name: pim.example.org
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document_root: /opt/pim_1/app/public
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```
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## Installation
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Installation should be fully automatic
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## Upgrade
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Major upgrades might require some manual steps, as detailed on https://docs.akeneo.com/5.0/migrate_pim/upgrade_major_version.html
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