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# Updating Artemis
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The standard Apache ActiveMQ is runnable out of the box. Just download it,
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go into the unzipped ActiveMQ folder and run this command: ./bin/activemq run.
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The ActiveMQ Artemis sub project needs an additional step to run the Message Queue.
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Before running activemq run you have to create a new message broker instance.
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It looks like an overhead at first glance, but becomes very practically
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when updating to a new Artemis version for example.
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To create a artemis broker cd into the artemis folder and run: `./bin/artemis create $HOME/mybroker` on the command line.
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> **Note**
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> We recommend choosing a folder different than the downloaded apache-artemis one to separate both from each other.
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> This separation allowes you run multiple brokers with the same artemis runtime for example.
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> It also simplifies updating to newer versions of Artemis.
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Because of this separation it's very easy to update Artemis.
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You just need to cd into the `etc` folder of your created message broker and open the `artemis.profile` file.
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It contains a property which is relevant for the update procedure:
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ARTEMIS_HOME='/Users/.../apache-artemis-X.X.X'
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The `ARTEMIS_HOME` property is used to link the broker together with the Artemis runtime.
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In case you want to update your broker you can simply download the new version of ActiveMQ Artemis and change the `ARTEMIS_HOME` to the formerly downloaded, newer version.
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That's all. There's no need to touch your broker, copy configuration files or stuff like that.
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