Adobe Experience Manager

Session Details Live from San Jose! Adobe Experience Manager Sites Optimizer is more than a performance tool—it’s a developer’s guide to writing leaner, faster, and more maintainable code. Learn how it analyzes front-end and back-end implementations to detect redundant scripts, heavy DOM structures, and Core Web Vitals bottlenecks. See how developers can apply its recommendations directly in Adobe Experience Manager to reduce technical debt and build cleaner, more scalable code. Schedule November 11, 2025 — 1:55 PM – 2:15 PM (PST) Speakers Deck Reyes — Principal Customer Success Advocate, Sites Optimizer, Adobe Moderators Adobe Products AEM Full Schedule View Here Q&A Use this thread for related questions.

Session Details Live from San Jose! Discover how Algolia’s lightning-fast retrieval capabilities are redefining how Adobe Experience Manager, Edge Delivery Services, and Adobe Commerce deliver content and products to customers and AI agents. See how enhanced Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG) empowers agents with real-time, federated, and context-rich responses. Learn how Adobe Experience Platform (AEP) fuels personalization to make every interaction feel dynamic and relevant. Explore how Algolia’s advanced search and retrieval solutions unlock speed, scalability, and intelligence across your Adobe ecosystem. Schedule November 11, 2025 — 1:35 PM – 1:55 PM (PST) Speakers Debanshi Bheda — Global Alliances Director, ISV Partnerships, Algolia; Sajid Momin — Sr. Director of Integrations, Algolia Moderators Adobe Products AEM Full Schedule View Here Q&A Use this thread for related questions.

Session Details Live from San Jose! Show how developers can discover assets, content fragments, and much more with the power of AI via Content Advisor, the next evolution of Microfrontend Asset Selector. We’ll cover content discovery with AI search, now with semantic search capabilities, campaign brief-based recommendations and rapid access to all your Dynamic Media renditions across both Scene7 and DM with an OpenAPI stack. Schedule November 11, 2025 — 12:20 PM – 12:40 PM (PST) Speakers Matt Briscoe — Sr. Computer Scientist, Adobe; Deepa Gupta — Sr. Computer Scientist, Adobe Moderators Adobe Products AEM Full Schedule View Here Q&A Use this thread for related questions.

Session Details Live from San Jose! Discover how Adobe Commerce is building an AI-driven tooling ecosystem to help teams identify and modernize legacy customizations faster. See how automated code analysis, intelligent migration reports, and natural language prompts can generate App Builder–compatible JavaScript code in minutes. Learn how these tools streamline modernization efforts, reduce technical debt, and accelerate extension development within the Adobe Commerce ecosystem. Schedule November 11, 2025 — 12:00 PM – 12:20 PM (PST) Speakers Matt Johnson — Sr. Product Manager, Commerce Cloud, Adobe Moderators Adobe Products AEM Full Schedule View Here Q&A Use this thread for related questions.

Session Details Live from San Jose! Meet Adobe Experience Manager Agents, an AI-powered capability that transforms website migration. With seamless GitHub integration, Adobe Experience Manager Agents automate block mapping, content import, and styling into clean, best-practice code—accelerating onboarding to Edge Delivery Services. Learn how developers can simplify migrations, cut delivery time, and launch sites optimized for search and generative engines. Automation and intelligence combine to make development faster, cleaner, and more accessible than ever. Schedule November 11, 2025 — 11:40 AM – 12:00 PM (PST) Speakers Karl Pauls — Sr. Computer Scientist, Adobe Moderators Adobe Products AEM Full Schedule View Here Q&A Use this thread for related questions.

Session Details Live from San Jose! Explore three real-world examples of how AI is transforming Adobe projects. See how Adobe Generative AI Services accelerated prototype development and streamlined Content Supply Chain workflows, producing campaign assets across formats and languages. Discover an AI-powered content migration validator for Adobe Experience Manager Edge Delivery Services, and an agentic approach that automates site evaluation and reporting. These stories showcase practical innovations driving smarter, faster, and more efficient digital experiences. Schedule November 11, 2025 — 11:00 AM – 11:20 PM (PST) Speakers Mark McConnell — Lead Software Developer, Ensemble Moderators Adobe Products AEM Full Schedule View Here Q&A Use this thread for related questions.

Session Details Live from San Jose! Explore three real-world examples of how AI is transforming Adobe projects. See how Adobe Generative AI Services accelerated prototype development and streamlined Content Supply Chain workflows, producing campaign assets across formats and languages. Discover an AI-powered content migration validator for Adobe Experience Manager Edge Delivery Services, and an agentic approach that automates site evaluation and reporting. These stories showcase practical innovations driving smarter, faster, and more efficient digital experiences. Schedule November 11, 2025 — 11:00 AM – 11:20 PM (PST) Speakers Mark McConnell — Lead Software Developer, Ensemble Moderators Adobe Products AEM Full Schedule View Here Q&A Use this thread for related questions.

Session Details Live from San Jose! The rapid evolution of AI is redefining how consumers interact with brands—and how developers build digital experiences. In this keynote, Adobe showcases how Adobe Experience Manager and other Adobe solutions enable responsive, intelligent, and composable experiences for the AI era. Hear directly from Adobe engineering on the latest innovations shaping the agentic web, and gain insights to future-proof your role, elevate your impact, and keep your organization ahead in a rapidly evolving landscape. Schedule November 11, 2025 — 9:00 AM – 10:00 AM (PST) Speakers Loni Stark — Vice President, Strategy and Product, Adobe; David Nuescheler — Adobe Fellow & VP, Adobe; Mark Szulc — Principal Product Manager & Regional Evangelist, Experience Manager, Adobe; Shankari Panchapakesan — Principal Product Manager, Adobe; Cecily Liu — Principal Product Manager, GenAI, Brand Concierge, Adobe; Deck Reyes — Principal Customer Success Advocate, Sites Optimizer,

Hi Experts, Currently my AEM 6.5 version is SP15, and I want to upgrade it to SP18, my question is do I need to install SP16 SP17 SP18 in order, or can I just install SP18 directly?Also do I need to install the same version SP both on Author and Publish? Do I need to upgrade Dispatcher as well? Do they have according compatibility version requirement? BR

Hi, I'm currently looking for resources on setting up a structure in AEM sites to have old content (pages or sites) be removed from sites. However, I like to do this in a 30/60/90 day process. On any of these marker dates we can then remove for good. I'm looking for ways to safely archieve content whether it be AEM PROD pages or Assets, but if pages were mistakenly deleted or archieved we can bring them back either with a restore or from the archieve folder.  I see when an author and we go to delete pages do get the prompt to archieve pages. I would like to use this feature in AEM but need guidence on how to do so or provide access to the archieve portion of AEM.  I like to reduce the risk of unmistakenly delete content. So, I like to use the AEM Plateform to try and safegaurd or place a check in goverance on page removals.  I'm open to suggestions if you feel a workflow to move pages that need to deleted after a set period of time, Or a folder s

Join the AEMUG Midwest Chapter on Wednesday, November 19th, at 10:00 AM EST (15:00 UTC) for a virtual meetup: "Post-adaptTo() 2025 Meetup: Reflect, Connect and Innovate in AEM." This event is a perfect opportunity for AEM professionals and practitioners to get a direct debrief from the annual adaptTo() conference held in Berlin. We will take a behind-the-scenes look at the conference itself and discuss key takeaways and innovations shaping the future of AEM. This session will feature insights from expert speakers Tad Reeves,@tadreeves, (Principal Architect at Arbory Digital), and Kamil Chociej (Principal Engineer/DevOps at StreamX). They will provide a deep dive into their adaptTo() presentation, "Solving Edge Delivery and AEM Performance in China," which details how they engineered a solution using AEM's flexibility and Edge Delivery Services to slash site load times from minutes to seconds. This is a must-attend for any developer or architect looking to hear how experts are

My current organization is transitioning from Meridian LMS to Adobe Learning Manager (ALM), while continuing to use Adobe Experience Manager (AEM). As an LMS Specialist, I’ve primarily worked with Meridian and have limited experience with Adobe products. I’ve now been tasked with integrating ALM with AEM, and I’m looking for documentation, guidance, or best practices to successfully achieve this integration.

in graphiql explorer, the query works normally: but in postman, I get this error: 

This is what i have setup so far in order to view AC Tool in AEM Cloud:path: /apps/cq/core/content/nav/tools/security/actoolpermission: allowprivileges: jcr:readBut when i click on this link: http://localhost:4502/mnt/overlay/netcentric/actool/content/overview.html/actool, it shows error of "Resource at '/mnt/overlay/netcentric/actool/content/overview.html/actool' not found: No resource found" I was wondering if there is any ACL permissions needed in order to view this page?

I have created a custom property and added it to the file properties (Metadata Schema Form Editor)The custom property list was added to /libs/fmdita/config/metadataListThis made the list available in the Map Console > Advanced > File Properties dropdown.I selected each of the property from the dropdown and generated an output.However, this selection does not seem to have any impact on the metadata that is available in the output. The list is simply not picked up! Can you help me understand the behaviour? And also, help me with the any configuration that needs to be set to get the custom metadata tags propagated to the output? 

Hi,We are trying the generate the Google Oauth2 token using the GoogleCredentials which reads authentication details using the json provided below in AEM as a Cloud Service:- test.json file (placed user project core module- core/src/main/resources/test.json)Note: Actual values are replaced with test for security reasons.{"type": "test","project_id": "test","private_key_id": "test","private_key": "test","client_email": "test@gmail.com","client_id": "test","auth_uri": "https://accounts.google.com/o/oauth2/auth","token_uri": "https://oauth2.googleapis.com/token","auth_provider_x509_cert_url": "https://www.googleapis.com/oauth2/v1/certs","client_x509_cert_url": "test","universe_domain": "googleapis.com"}  We have included all the dependencies as mentioned below for the google oauth2. <!-- https://mvnrepository.com/artifact/com.google.auth/google-auth-library-oauth2-http --><dependency> <groupId>com.google.auth</groupId> <artifactId&

I realize from https://experienceleague.adobe.com/en/docs/experience-manager-cloud-service/content/implementing/using-cloud-manager/custom-domain-names/introduction that creating a custom domain in Cloud Manager is not possible for the authoring environment.Does anyone have a suggestion on an alternate option if we preferred to have a 'Vanity URL' for access to our authoring environment?(ie: author.company.com vs author-p000000-e0000000.adobeaemcloud.com)I have tried DNS CNAME records to point to author-p000000-e0000000.adobeaemcloud.com, but that of course does not work...My only other thought was to have the CNAME record point to a local web instance, and create an http redirect from there, but I'm trying to avoid the multiple hoops.Any other ideas appreciated.Thank you.

In AEM as cloud.Up until Tuesday, October 28th, all our custom workflows, including those with dynamic participant steps, were functioning as expected. However, starting from October 31st, we noticed that these workflows are failing to complete at the user-input steps in both the DEV and QA environments. Interestingly, we did not observe any project-specific errors in the logs.It's worth noting that this issue is not occurring in our Stage and PROD environments, where all workflows are running smoothly. After some investigation, we found a disparity in the SDK versions being used across the environments. In DEV and QA, the SDK version is 2025.10.23122.20251023T134343Z, whereas in Stage and PROD, the SDK version is 2025.10.22943.20251009T135918Z. Moreover, replicating the issue locally with the SDK version 2025.10.23122.20251023T134343Z yielded the same problem.Please suggest any quick actions from our side. 

We have multiple development environments in AEM cloud. In the UI, they all show "dev" in the green icon at the top left.This can be easily confusing. How can this be changed to match the name of the environment, e.g. "qa" or whatever we use as a custom environment name?  

I am exploring native PDF publishing with AEM. Is there a way to modify the content using XSLT before the PDF is created? Or before the intermediate HTML is created? Thank you.

Smaller, Smarter, Smoother: Optimizing Video Delivery with AEM Dynamic Media Adaptive Videos From immersive product showcases to engaging brand stories, video content drives user engagement and conversion. According to a 2025 study, 95% of marketers now use video as a core part of their digital strategy, and 93% report positive ROI from video marketing. However, delivering high-quality videos across diverse devices and fluctuating network conditions remains a challenge. In a study conducted way back in 2012, Sitaraman and colleagues found that each additional second of load time beyond ~2 seconds increases the probability of the viewer abandoning the video by approximately 5.8%. While this study dates to 2012, its relevance persists, especially in 2025, where viewer expectations for instant playback are even higher. In this blog, we will experience together, with a demo, how buffering impacts user experience and how AEM Dynamic Media addresses it. To be specific, we will ingest an 84 M

Hi All, I have a requirement to do not allow a user based on their permission to change components disposition in a page (eg: move banner from the 1st position and close to the header, to the last position, close to the footer). However, users with proper permission could be able to do this. I not finding any type of permission that gives me this. Anyone has ever seen something like it? Thanks,

Hello community,I’m trying to configure OAuth Server-to-Server authentication to access the AEM Assets Author API, but I’m getting a 403 Forbidden error when making requests. I’ve followed all the configuration steps, but it seems like I’m missing something.Here’s what I’ve done so far:Created a project in Adobe Developer ConsoleAdded the API: AEM Assets Author APISelected authentication type: OAuth Server-to-ServerConfigured the credentials correctlySelected the correct Product Profile:AEM Administrators - author - Program 123456 - Environment 1234567This profile has the following services enabled: AEM Administrators and AEM Assets APISuccessfully generated the access token (successful response confirmed).Made the API request example: curl -X GET \ 'https://author-p123456-e1234567.adobeaemcloud.com/api/assets/content/dam.json' \ -H 'Authorization: Bearer eyJhbGci...' \ -H 'x-api-key: 504220494ec74541afabd9541f47e2e1' \ -H 'Content-Type: application/json' The problem:I’m getting a

dialog  I add checkout  ，I expect to have initial values when the component is not edited<boutiqueCheckoutjcr:primaryType="nt:unstructured"sling:resourceType="granite/ui/components/coral/foundation/form/checkbox"uncheckedValue="true"name="./boutiqueCheckout"text="Open in new window"value="{Boolean}false"/> html 中我打印<div>232323========${properties.boutiqueCheckout}</div> Output results on the final page<div>232323========</div>  How should I renovate it,

Hi everyone, I’m currently preparing for the Adobe Experience Manager Architect Master certification and I’d like to get some clarity on the level of depth needed around Cloud Manager and DevOps practices. My background is mainly in solution architecture and implementation design, but I’m not always the person configuring pipelines or managing deployment environments directly. For those who have taken the AD0-E117 exam, how in-depth does it expect you to go regarding: Pipeline setup & quality gate configurationEnvironment sizing / scaling considerationsDeployment strategies and Cloud Manager best practicesShould I focus on conceptual knowledge and design-level reasoning, or is a hands-on understanding of specific pipeline configuration steps expected? Any guidance or study approach tips would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!