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Adobe Developers Live 2021, Session | AEM Screens as a Cloud Service
Session Details
Re-imagining AEM Screens as a Cloud Service: a journey from being tightly coupled to a CMS to becoming a fully managed and scalable cloud service.
Experience League Session Recording
Session Schedule
8-Feb, 1:00 PM - 1:30 PM PST
Speaker(s)
Dominique Jaeggi & Tobias Reiss
Full Schedule
Q&A
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Session FAQs
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Q. If I'm understanding things correctly here, nearly all of the "AEM Screens" CS product now entirely takes place entirely outside of an AEM runtime itself, with only the uploading & management of assets? |
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A. UI-wise it’s a seamless experience. Everything related to player management takes place outside of the AEM runtime. All content management concerns (I.e. channel creation and editing) still reside within AEM. |
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Q. When will it be available in the cloud? And do we have to make huge changes to our currently running system in order to migrate to the cloud? |
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A. We are currently in beta. Huge changes are not expected. |
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Q. What does the migration path look like from "Classic" Screens? |
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A. It depends on where you want your Assets to be located – Please follow the existing migration path from AEMaaCS or AMS. Additionally, all Players must be pointed to Screens Cloud. That’s usually a trivial task for your MDM provider. |
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Q. Is it required for Assets to be located in the AEMaaCS platform, or would this new Screens CS work with an on-premise AEM installation? |
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A. There is currently no plan to support on-premise installations of AEM. We support AMS and AEMaaCS deployments. |
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