Adobe Experience Manager Edge Delivery Services

Can someone confirm on the below points:Which CDN is used by Edge Delivery Service OOTBRole of AEMaaCS -> EDS Content hub uses Azure for Storage and Microservices run on Adobe IO

Hello Everyone,I am trying to create a POC using Helix, in which I am trying to deliver some content in JSON format. It includes a nested JSON structure. I have gone thorugh this spreadsheets documentation to generate the JSON.But I am not able to create a nested structure.Sample structure of required JSON { "url":{ "total":2, "offset":0, "limit":2, "data":[ { "site":"AEM Franklin", "href":"www.aem.live", "images":[ { "url":"image1.jpg", "width":200, "height":200 }, { "url":"image2.jpg", "width":200, "height":200 } ] }]} } I have tried with the following values in the first row which is taken as keyimages.urlimages urlimages[url]But it takes it as a string and creates that as the key instead of creating it as an array of objects. Any help would be appreciated. Chifany R

I'm new to AEM/EDS and I’ve looked at various support documentation online (with not much luck) regarding breadcrumb and hreflang support. I have two questions below that I need some help with. Breadcrumbs: Is it possible for them not to exist as part of the source within AEM/EDS and will that have any impact on SEO and the scheme.org markup? Is there a way to apply the markup via JS/outside of the page source? Hreflang: Similar investigation for hreflangs. Is there any impact caused by not having them in the page source? And is there a way to apply them using EDS? 

Will Adobe edge delivery service replace AEM Sites?

Hi team, I just moved to AEM technology from frontend developer which best learning path to learn Aem sites developer.

As per documentation we are trying to access universal editor to author the content from AEM itself for EDS .But it seems like we need to raise ticket to get the access. Does anyone tried the universal editor with edge delivery service who can help to provide the correct steps to achieve this.   Thanks  

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Edge Delivery Services is a powerful suite of tools that can help you create and deliver high-performing digital experiences. It can be used to: Author content quickly and easily, using document-based authoring tools such as Microsoft Word or Google Docs. Publish content seamlessly to your website, regardless of your content source. Manage and deploy code directly from GitHub. Use the AEM sidekick extension to easily edit, preview, and publish content. Integrate AEM Assets with document-based authoring, so that you can use images from AEM Assets in your Google Docs or Microsoft Word documents. Authoring There are two ways to author content using Edge Delivery Services: Document-based authoring: This allows you to work with documents from Microsoft Word or Google Docs, and publish them directly to your website. To do this, you will need to install the AEM Assets sidekick plugin. Page Editor/Universal Editor: This allows you to author content using the AEM Page Editor or Uni