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AEM cloud: how to see what env (prod/dev/stage) is set?

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We have several AEM cloud environments, including prod and stage as setup by adobe, and several dev envs we use for UAT/Test/Dev etc.

 

The problem is the prod env seems to be pulling in dev osgi configs. 

 

Is there any way to query or determine the environment setting of a running cloud instance?  There doesn't seem to be anything in the admin console, cloud manager, author instance or developers console.

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Best answer by aanchal-sikka

@tb3dock 

 

We do not have a view of Sling Settings from CM.

A view like this would be available on Environment Details in CM

 

In case of doubt, please raise support ticket.

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jetate
jetate
Level 4
September 13, 2021

You can view your run modes on each instance by appending /system/console/status-slingsettings on your domain URL ie localhost:4502/system/console/status-slingsettings

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    TB3dockAuthor
    Level 8
    September 13, 2021

    Unfortunately, with AEM cloud, this gives 403 on publish and author instance.

      jetate
      jetate
      Level 4
      September 13, 2021

      I didn't catch the cloud mention, sorry. I usually only check my author instance as it should theoretically match my publish. 

        Kishore_Kumar_
        Kishore_Kumar_
        Level 9
        September 13, 2021

        Hi @tb3dock ,

         

        Are you not able to check with developer console whether OSGi configuration is picking the right values set for the specific environment.

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          TB3dockAuthor
          Level 8
          September 13, 2021

          There is nothing I can see in developer console to help with this.

            Kishore_Kumar_
            Kishore_Kumar_
            Level 9
            September 13, 2021

            Hi @tb3dock ,

             

            Just trying to understand how developer console is not helping for this. Using developer console we can download all the environment specific OSGi Configs in text or json format. and you can search and find your OSGi configuration to see whether is picking the right value or not.

              Vijayalakshmi_S
              Vijayalakshmi_S
              Level 10
              September 13, 2021

              Hi @tb3dock,

              Could you please confirm if the PROD specific OSGi configs are created/available within one of these config folders

              • config.prod (PROD Service in general, applies to both author and publish)
              • config.author.prod (PROD author)
              • config.publish.prod (PROD publish)

              and dev resides in its respective config folders. 

               

              Supported list of runmode configurations for DEV, Stage and PROD cloud service instances is mentioned here - https://experienceleague.adobe.com/docs/experience-manager-cloud-service/implementing/deploying/overview.html?lang=en

               

              Unlike classic versions of AEM (where we can check the run mode in Sling Settings in Felix console), we don't have option to view the run mode of specific instance from Developer console. 

              For DEV, Stage and PROD, it is implied(and it is the same name) per the above mention from the docs. Not sure about the other sandbox instances that you are referring to as UAT/Test.

                aanchal-sikka
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                aanchal-sikkaCommunity AdvisorAccepted solution
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                December 4, 2023

                @tb3dock 

                 

                We do not have a view of Sling Settings from CM.

                A view like this would be available on Environment Details in CM

                 

                In case of doubt, please raise support ticket.

                Aanchal Sikka
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                  December 4, 2023

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