Posts Tagged ‘AEMaaCS’

There’s a new type of environment known as a Rapid Development Environment (RDE) with Adobe’s Cloud Service. This environment was specifically made with developers in mind to accelerate code deployments and other development activities in Cloud Service. We’ve had a chance to use the RDE to better understand its capabilities, strengths, and gaps. Pipelines in […]

Deploying multiple tenants to AEM through Adobe Cloud Manager can be challenging. Cloud Manager does not provide the ability to configure multiple deployment pipelines to AEM. More specifically, Cloud Manager cannot deploy from more than one Git repository. In a multi-tenant ecosystem, each tenant dev team needs to store their code in separate repositories and […]

With the introduction of Adobe Experience Manager as a Cloud Service (AEMaaCS), customers who currently run AEM on premise or through Adobe Managed Services (AMS) and want to migrate to the cloud need to plan for changes made to the AEM repository. One tool to assist in the process is the Repository Modernizer. This tool […]

Faster asset upload and download speeds are crucial for businesses and content creators who frequently deal with large files. Whether it’s uploading files to a cloud storage platform, sharing files with colleagues, or publishing content online, faster upload and download speeds enable individuals and teams to work more efficiently, saving time and increasing productivity.  In […]

Welcome to the continuation of our multi-part series on using Content Automation in AEM as a Cloud Service to accelerate your creative operations. To gain a more comprehensive understanding, make sure to check out Part 1 of this series which gives an overview of the feature by Adobe, along with helpful use cases and Part […]

Welcome to the second part of our multi-part series on using Content Automation in AEM as a Cloud Service to enhance your Creative operations. If you missed the first blog of this series, which provides an overview of this feature by Adobe and explores relevant use cases, we recommend checking it out. In this article, […]

A few years ago, Adobe introduced a feature of Adobe Experience Manager as a Cloud Service which reduces the amount of time it takes to produce creative assets. This work is typically done by Creative groups and involves some manual steps and operations before having a completed, web-ready set of assets to release to market […]

AEM Version Updates Adobe uses a continuous release model in AEM as a cloud service. This means the application is auto updating on an ongoing basis. There are two types of updates: Feature Releases – these are done on a predictable monthly schedule and are focused on new capabilities. Maintenance Releases – these can be […]

AEM as a Cloud Service delivers personalized, content-led experiences for customers, allowing businesses to expand. With rapid time-to-value, cloud-native solutions can be tailored to meet ever expanding business requirements. From on-premises to cloud a lot has changed. Let’s discuss 10 architectural changes within AEM as a Cloud Service. 1. Asset Processing In older versions of […]

Large scale data breaches and critical security vulnerabilities have companies thinking about security more than ever.  Many developers are familiar with the OWASP top 10 (https://owasp.org/www-project-top-ten/).  There are already many resources on generic mitigation for these vulnerabilities.  So instead, in this series, I cover security issues and mitigations specific to AEM.  In this final post, […]