Purging CDN cache in AEMaCs (Using Adobe CDN)

Hi, 

The Adobe CDN is not flushed automatically because the best practice is to use TTLs (Time-To-Live) to manage cache invalidation in the CDN. The documentation you are referring to is intended for scenarios where bypassing TTLs and manually flushing the CDN cache may be necessary. Flushing the cache is a sensitive task, so I highly recommend reading this article that explains the process: My View on Manual Cache Flushing.

That being said, this is a new feature that cannot be integrated into the Cloud Manager pipeline. You should handle this task yourself, either manually or by automating it, but the choice is yours. The recommended approach is to rely on TTLs, as explained, rather than manually flushing the cache using this method. However, if you really need to flush the CDN, keep the scope as narrow as possible. You could use the Cloud Manager Events from I/O Events to trigger a "process" that runs this command for you.

[1]. https://experienceleague.adobe.com/en/docs/experience-manager-cloud-service/content/implementing/content-delivery/caching 

Hope this helps

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