An Introduction to the Adobe Developer Console
summary
Overview of the console and a live demo that creates a project, generates downloadable service credentials, and connects two APIs (Analytics and Customer Journey Analytics). The flow registers an analytics triggers event, chooses a journaling API delivery so events can be pulled, and sends a sample event successfully. A runtime namespace is auto-created and insights plus debug tracing show event payloads and delivery status. Credentials expire after one year and the console will notify before expiration.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Welcome and introduction
- 1:06What is Adobe Developer Console
- 4:59Roles and access management
- 7:48Service catalog overview
- 13:28Creating a project and credentials
- 23:18Adding events and runtime
- 26:56Insights and monitoring
- 28:00Q&A and closing
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