Product Communities

Hey everyone,  Note: main questions to address at bottom of post. This is a general question about the process for setting up DevOps CI/CD pipeline(s) via EDS. Really appreciate any help or guidance/tips on this, as I know this is a new process overall and many others may be in me and my teams shoes.Context: Our team is currently trying to optimally setup a client's project, and we want to create a smooth CI/CD system which will take into account both the development side of contributions as well as the actual content authoring side (client side) of the flow. The tooling and process we're utilizing is as such (see attached screenshot as well of our current infra thinking & layout):- Document/Content Authoring & Asset Management = Sharepoint- Version Control and Development Organization = GitHub- Deployment and CDN = AEMaaCS (we are using Edge Delivery) As for utmost safety in a project and to prevent unwanted mistakes, multiple environments should

Hi everyone, for a client with a mobile App written in Flutter we've created an analytics setup that works via the edge network. The App(s) use Edge Bridge to forward Analytics trackStates/trackActions through the edge network. Everything seems to be working as expected for the iOS version, however the Android version doesn't send any data or any requests. We can see the data appearing in Assurance sessions (which are using a different channel to forward data) but nothing in Analytics. The developers use this package https://pub.dev/packages/flutter_aepedge to implement in Flutter, with some initialization code in Kotlin (Swift for iOS off course, but, code is identical as far as possible). We've checked the code, compared it to examples / documentation and even presented it to someone at Adobe but nothing seems to work. Does anyone have experience with this kind of setup, this kind of problem or can give me a hint ? Thanks in advance

Hi, I am trying to upload the "csv" file with profile details and mapping those with profile schema, but am getting error " a is not a function"  Document: Create a test profile | Adobe Journey Optimizer section: Create a test profile using a csv file

In customer AI historical data requirements, its mentioned that data required = Eligible lookback window + outcome window. Where the eligible lookback window is defined in the eligible population.  So, if I set eligible population to be something like - web activity in last 60 days and set goal condition to happen in upcoming 30 days, total data required would be 60 + 30 = 90 days. As per my understanding, it means the model would train on last 90 days of historical data. Then, I think model will look beyond "web activity in last 60 days. I fail to understand, how is eligible population working if model requires 90 days of historical data? Also, is lookback window/eligible population limited to 120 days? (image is taken from adobe documentation - https://experienceleague.adobe.com/en/docs/experience-platform/intelligent-services/customer-ai/data-requirements ) 

Hello Journey Optimizer Community, We’d love to hear from you! Your experience and feedback matter to us, and we’re inviting you to participate in the Adobe Journey Optimizer Adoption Survey to help make your Journey Optimizer experience even better for you. Whether you’ve been using Journey Optimizer for a while or are just getting started, your insights will help us refine and improve our offerings in ways that truly benefit you.The survey is quick and straightforward, but its impact will be significant.   Take the Survey – click Survey Link   Why Share Your Feedback? Make an Impact: Your feedback directly shapes the future of our products. Voice Your Thoughts: Share your honest opinions, suggestions, and concerns. Be Heard: We're here to listen and act on your input. Thank you in advance for sharing your valuable thoughts and for being an integral part of our community. Together, we can enhance the Journey Optimizer experience for everyone.

AEM URL Shortening: Sling Mappings vs Dispatcher Rewritesby @daniel-strmecki OverviewURL shortening or mapping is a crucial aspect of modern web development, so the same is valid in Adobe Experience Manager (AEM) projects. Short and user-friendly URLs improve user experience, enhance SEO, and ensure consistency across multiple channels. AEM default URLs are not SEO optimized, as they always contain the extra "/content" path prefix, as well as usually a path to the site or market. Let's not forget the unnecessary .html suffix. Here is an example default AEM URL to a page:http://www.meticulous.digital/content/meticulous/uk/en.htmlUsually, we aim to make the URLs shorter and keep only the necessary parts, like:http://www.meticulous.digital/uk/enAEM provides two primary mechanisms for achieving URL shortening or mapping: Sling Mappings and Dispatcher Rewrites. In this article, we'll explore how to achieve the desired behavior using both approaches. We'll compare their configurations,

AEMaaCS Performance Testing with K6by @daniel-strmecki OverviewPerformance testing is usually recommended before going live or even better continuously before promoting each new release. Even though I am not an expert on the topic, I've seen many performance tests passing only because they are testing the wrong thing, not using a big enough data set, or not mimicking the real production traffic. Therefore, I've decided to share my experience in writing performance tests for AEMaaCS with a tool from Grafana called K6. K6 is an open-source tool for focusing on performance testing web applications and APIs. It is designed to help us evaluate and ensure systems' performance, scalability, and reliability by simulating user behavior and generating traffic to measure system response under stress. The first thing we might notice about K6 is that it is very easy to use. We can probably write our first test using JavaScript in just a few minutes. However, in this article, we will take a ste

 AEMaaCS Caching Strategy: TTL vs Invalidationby @daniel-strmecki OverviewCaching is a critical component in the performance and scalability of web applications. For Adobe Experience Manager as a Cloud Service (AEMaaCS), understanding the nuances of caching mechanisms is essential to optimize system efficiency, author, and end-user experience. Two primary caching strategies to consider are Time-to-Live (TTL) and API-based Cache Invalidation. In AEMaaCS, caching occurs at multiple layers to ensure optimal performance and scalability. The Dispatcher acts as a caching and load-balancing mechanism. It caches responses from the AEM Publish instance, reducing load and response times. The CDN caches content closer to end users, leveraging a distributed network of servers to minimize latency. In some setups, organizations may choose to deploy their own CDN in front of the Adobe-provided Fastly CDN. This introduces a double-CDN architecture. In this article, we'll explain caching tech

Hello I encountered a problem in that the temporary folder tmp is filled with temporary files but is not cleared automatically. The folder size is 20 gigabytes and these files fill all the space, this prevents the publication of content on publish nodes. Files have names like this:/tmp/fleioutilscopy1750063702511928162.tmp What could be the reason? Thank you in advance.

Hi Team, I am aware of creating the custom category retriver class in my project.import com.adobe.cq.commerce.core.components.models.retriever.AbstractCategoriesRetriever; class ABCCategoryRetriever extends AbstractCategoriesRetriever{  write necessary methods here .... } But, now I wanted to use the out of the box cif category retriever as it is.Then, call the utility methodsCategoryFilterInput, CategoryTreeQueryDefinition to set the filters, query.  So, Is there any category retriever present in  CIF project, that I can use directly? I am aware of these classes.com.adobe.cq.commerce.core.components.internal.models.v1.categorylist.CategoriesRetrievercom.adobe.cq.commerce.core.components.models.productlist.CategoryRetrievercom.adobe.cq.commerce.core.components.models.retriever.AbstractCategoryRetrievercom.adobe.cq.commerce.core.components.models.retriever.AbstractCategoriesRetrievercom.adobe.cq.commerce.core.components.internal.models.v1.breadcru

How to create a Not Editable workflow in AEM as a Cloud Service by Debal DasRead the full article here: https://medium.com/@debal.india2014/how-to-create-a-not-editable-workflow-in-aem-5dd9811abccc Q&APlease use this thread to ask questions relating to this article

Adobe Analytics - Report Suit   by Imran khan Overview This blog will help us to grasp knowledge around Adobe Analytics report suite.   We will cover below topics in detail around Report Suit   Below are the types of report suite: Global report suite Regional/Segmented report suit Virtual report suite   https://medium.com/@toimrank/adobe-analytics-report-suite-types-4a64b48e71bf  

Dear AEM Community, Your time is precious, and we understand the importance of efficiency when it comes to troubleshooting issues with AEM.That's why we're excited to again bring you our carefully curated collection of Top KCS (Knowledge-Base) Articles for December 2024, designed to help you resolve common challenges swiftly and effectively. Our Top KCS Articles are your shortcut to: Quickly identifying and resolving recurring issues.Accessing expert insights and best practices for AEM.Streamlining your troubleshooting process for maximum productivity.Empowering yourself with the knowledge to tackle any AEM-related problem head-on.Why spend hours searching for solutions, when our Top KCS Articles have already done the heavy lifting for you?Let us help you save time so you can focus on what truly matters – empowering you to provide a truly personalized experience to your customers with AEM. Start supercharging your problem-solving skills today by exploring our&n

  AEM integration with ClickUp project management tool  by Debal DasRead the full article here: https://medium.com/@debal.india2014/aem-integration-with-clickup-project-management-tool-bd1eef383d8d Q&APlease use this thread to ask questions relating to this article

Clipping Path Extraction in AEM DAM: A Custom Workflow Approach  by Aanchal Sikka Overview Clipping paths aren’t extracted out-of-the-box in AEM DAM since they’re stored in Photoshop metadata, not XMP headers. But with a custom workflow, you can extract and store them for seamless use in Dynamic Media. Perfect for background removal and automated asset delivery.    For details, please visit https://techrevel.blog/2025/01/31/clipping-path-extraction-in-aem-dam-a-custom-workflow-approach/ Q&A Please use this thread to ask questions relating to this article

Hitting that big "launch" button can be a scary thing to do. I've sent a lot of email campaigns in my time, but I still get a bit of that big-red-button-anxiety bit each time. What if I've misspelt something horrendously? What if the links break? What if the world explodes?     Well, the good news for starters: no mistake you make in an email will cause the world to explode. So don't put that on your head. Most mistakes are also mistakes you can recover from - there's plenty of great examples out there of companies bouncing back from mistakes in ways that are actually quite endearing.   BUT. Ideally you don't want to have to bounce back - you want to avoid making those mistakes in the first place. How do you do that? Pre-launch checklists. But the trick is that a lot of the time you don’t know what to check for until you've made a mistake with that thing (ugh). So - rather than learning from only your mistakes, it's helpful when you can learn from everyone else's, too.

I am using react remote spa In authoring instance i am using parsys, users are adding some editable react custom components and everything is getting rendered fine as per default configurations with WKND app code. Now i want to add some business logic, My Requirement is i would be able to pass JSON data to <ResponsiveGrid> component instead of passing pagePath and itemPath. Just wanted to stop implicit API call happening to fetch modal.json. I want to fetch modal.json like JSON from custom source and pass it to responsive grid.As per documentation I tried passing modal={json} prop, where i kept json with same as  AEM modal,json graphql output.It does't render page. I would like to know how we can pass JSON to ResponsiveGrid component and what will be the format structure. 

Hi, In the image component, we enabled dynamic media. When we select SmartCrop and Auto rendition, the image (V3) uses the srcset. When DPR=1, images are rendered according to image profiles and work as expected; when DPR>1, the srcset attempts to render high resolution images, causing issues such as the iPhone 12 Pro mobile device attempting to render a tablet responsive image. I have attached the screenshots below for your reference. Please refer the below blog as well.https://livefiredev.com/srcset-not-working-getting-wrong-images/ DPR = 1 (Mobile Image is rendering as expected) Iphone 12 pro (Since DPR=3, the browser wants to render the Tablet image instead of Mobile)  

We’re excited to invite you to participate in a unique opportunity to shape the future of RTCDP and our customer programs. We’re looking for IT professionals, Data Engineers, Technical Marketers, Product owners, or any practitioners who are daily users of RTCDP. Our goal is to understand the challenges you are currently facing with the tools and features, learn how you define value to deliver a better experience, and identify opportunities for peer-to-peer connections. If you are interested, please sign up here- https://survey.adobe.com/jfe/form/SV_00qE3VK1wAGcMmy

Each month, teams across Adobe Workfront host FREE webinars, interactive workshops, customer panels, and open Q&A sessions on various topics for System Administrators.   If you want to learn best practices, ask questions and collectively brainstorm solutions, or connect with other system administrators to build your network, sign up for one or all of the following events:   February 7 at 9:00 a.m. PT / 12:00 p.m. ET – Admin Chat for Marketing & Creative  February 11 at 8:00 a.m. PT / 11:00 a.m. ET – Admin 101: Getting Users to Use Workfront February 12 at 8:00 a.m. PT / 11:00 a.m. ET – [No video; text-only] Governance in Workfront February 13 at 8:00 a.m. PT / 11:00 a.m. ET – Proactive Exception Handling in Adobe Workfront Fusion: A Comprehensive Framework February 24 at 6:00 a.m. PT / 9:00 a.m. ET – Connect: Workfront Collective February 27 at 8:00 a.m. PT / 11:00 a.m. ET – Securing Execu

We all know that change is like trying to teach a cat to fetch: challenging and not always met with enthusiasm. Workfront implementation and gaining user engagement can be similarly challenging, but it doesn't have to be.    Need some ideas to turn your Workfront skeptics into Workfront champions for your instance? Check out the on-demand event recording as Jennifer Lankenau (@jlankenau) and Maheen Khan (@maheenkhan) from Avalara walk through their strategy for improving user sentiment by transforming their approach towards collaboration, process improvements, and platform management.    Huge thanks to Jennifer and Maheen for sharing their story, their recommendations on how to win users to Workfront, and best practices for building your Group Admin practice!  If you weren't able to attend the session, we have the presentation and recording available for you below.  Recording  Slide Deck PDF   Example - Workfront User Satisf

Managing change is a key component of anyone’s Workfront journey, but how do you apply change management principles in the real world?  In "Part 2" of this Applied Change Management series, Senior Customer Success Manager, @keri_amundson , continues her discussion on how to apply these concepts when implementing Workfront processes with your users to improve adoption. She is joined by a Special Guest Star, our very own Change Management expert and Principal Customer Success Manager, @leighburger as they take a deeper dive into how to recognize and manage resistance to change with specific examples applicable to your Workfront users.  Huge thanks to our hosts for sharing their time and their expertise with us and extra special thanks to everyone who joined the session live to offer their best practices!  If you missed the event, we have the on-demand recording and slide deck with resources below:   Workshop recording  Slide Deck PDF  If yo

Hi,  while building the project I was not able to get maven to download org.apache.sling.commons.json dependency package which is being used by content-package-maven-plugin as our cyber team has blocked the access to mvn repository and all the vulnerable packages that have critical and high status. They set a proxy repository  allowing us to download only the dependencies that are not flagged critical and high. so I'm stuck here not able to get commons.json direct dependency that content package plugin needs. I have checked the proxy repository and was not able to find any other version of commons.json that is allowed to downloaded may be all the versions are critical. So I'm not able to override the plugin with different commons.json version either. Is there any other way where I can exclude this direct dependency all together or use some other dependency that is not vulnerable to replace this for the plugin ??   <plugin> <groupId>com.day.jcr.vaul

                              Our Adobe Digital Experience Communities are the heart of innovation—connecting, engaging, and empowering users to create game-changing digital experiences with Adobe solutions. The Community Advisor Program is Experience League’s flagship initiative to recognize and nurture top-tier experts. These distinguished professionals, known for their deep expertise, are committed to continuous learning, sharing insights, and engaging with a global community. By highlighting these thought leaders within Experience League, the program fosters a collaborative environment where advisors offer invaluable contributions, strengthen community bonds, and drive accelerated learning for all members.​​ What’s in it for you? Biannual calls with Adobe product teams Vouchers for Adobe Experience Cloud certifications​ Opportunity to influence the Community & product roadmap​ Prominent featuring across

                              Our Adobe Digital Experience Communities are the heart of innovation—connecting, engaging, and empowering users to create game-changing digital experiences with Adobe solutions. The Community Advisor Program is Experience League’s flagship initiative to recognize and nurture top-tier experts. These distinguished professionals, known for their deep expertise, are committed to continuous learning, sharing insights, and engaging with a global community. By highlighting these thought leaders within Experience League, the program fosters a collaborative environment where advisors offer invaluable contributions, strengthen community bonds, and drive accelerated learning for all members.​​ What’s in it for you? Biannual calls with Adobe product teams Vouchers for Adobe Experience Cloud certifications​ Opportunity to influence the Community & product roadmap​ Prominent featuring across