Advanced Networking with Adobe Experience Manager as a Cloud Service
summary
Three network options let a gradual migration: flexible port egress opens arbitrary source ports (example: map local 50587 to smtp.example.com:587 or MySQL to 3306) via Cloud Manager environment API; dedicated egress IP yields a program‑wide public IP (query programid.external.svmcloud.com) and auto‑configured JVM HTTP proxy; VPN provides private egress ranges, DNS resolvers and IPsec settings. Onboarding is one‑time; provisioning times are roughly 5–15 minutes for dedicated egress and 30–45 minutes for VPN. The demo uses Cloud Manager APIs and shows successful creation and enablement.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Introduction
- 3:00Onboarding
- 4:00Advanced Networking
- 5:30Cloud Manager API
- 8:40NonHTTP Proxy
- 9:40System Properties
- 15:30Best Practices
- 17:05Demo
- 17:35Dedicated EIP
- 25:50Summary
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