Hi,
Sorry in advance if this topic has been brought up before, I'm new to this community and currently getting my bearings while in the hot seat.
Looking through the documentation for this project, I couldn't find a minimal example of what Akeneo considers to be a complete prod-ready deployment.
In the documentation, for Docker prod deployments we are pointed to this which only provides the base image. It's not directly clear in the documentation what this image requires when deploying.
My understanding of the PIM project setup we have under the Docker instructions is that this deployment would be strictly for development or at least pre-prod assessment. It is useful for developing the system, being able to see changes in real time, but it's not clear what the "publish" path would be like
I'd prefer not to stand up the entire mix in a server as I would expect the Akeneo web service to be self-contained. I am used to working with mostly stateless apps in Kubernetes, wired up to databases.
Has anyone successfully deployed such a mix?
Hi,
Sorry in advance if this topic has been brought up before, I'm new to this community and currently getting my bearings while in the hot seat.
Looking through the documentation for this project, I couldn't find a minimal example of what Akeneo considers to be a complete prod-ready deployment.
In the documentation, for Docker prod deployments we are pointed to this which only provides the base image. It's not directly clear in the documentation what this image requires when deploying.
My understanding of the PIM project setup we have under the Docker instructions is that this deployment would be strictly for development or at least pre-prod assessment. It is useful for developing the system, being able to see changes in real time, but it's not clear what the "publish" path would be like
I'd prefer not to stand up the entire mix in a server as I would expect the Akeneo web service to be self-contained. I am used to working with mostly stateless apps in Kubernetes, wired up to databases.
Has anyone successfully deployed such a mix?