Integrate Adobe Experience Manager Cloud Service with Adobe I/O Events
summary
Four concrete integration recipes: no-code Event Proxy maps AEM OSGi events to Adobe I/O Custom Events; Firefly/App Builder gives a low-code producer/consumer flow; Java OSGi SDK runs inside AEM; or call the Adobe I/O HTTP APIs directly. Demo shows an AEM author emitting an asset-update event to the Adobe I/O journal (7-day retention), a serverless Runtime webhook pulling/journaling and proxying the image payload to Slack — end-to-end delivery works. Push (webhook) suits real-time high-throughput; pull/journal suits controlled processing; fallback combines both.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Introduction and speakers
- 3:34What are Adobe I/O Events
- 7:28Event-driven architecture benefits
- 13:13AEM as event provider
- 15:43Live demo setup
- 19:39Demo walkthrough
- 21:05Integration recipes overview
- 24:55Use case considerations
- 25:15Resources and Q&A
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