Tales from the front lines - how to avoid common pitfalls in AEMaaCS
summary
Cloud AEM enforces index naming/location rules and rejects runtime index tweaks; use the index converter to rewrite AM 6.x indexes for compatibility. Author requests must reuse the session affinity cookie or repeated curl calls hit different nodes and see eventual-consistency delays. Asset upload uses pre-signed URLs and an external Asset Compute microservice; use the aem upload Node library, move custom steps into post-processing workflows and include the DAM Update Asset completed step, and run the provided workflow migration JAR and dispatcher validation tool locally.
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chapters (13)
- 0:00Intro
- 1:26Index definitions in AEM as a Cloud Service
- 4:54Eventual consistency
- 5:36Affinity cookie
- 7:52Functional and UI tests
- 9:56Dispatcher configuration & Integration Tests
- 13:14Asset Upload and Processing in AEM65
- 15:06Asset Upload and Processing in AEM as a Cloud Service
- 17:27The new approach to asset upload
- 18:56Asset processing changes
- 21:30Two ways to configure
- 23:56Workflow Migration Tool
- 25:09Call to action
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