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AEM as a Cloud Service: warm up pages

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Hello, 

I know cloud manager pipeline includes a warm up pages service.

I'm looking for additional information about how does it work if there a way to specify the list of pages to warm up or apply a custom script somewhere.

More, how can we implement a way to cache a page on all dispatcher Pods?

 

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Hi @aldoc77148901 ,

In AEMaaCS, the Cloud Manager pipeline runs a built-in dispatcher warm-up service after deployment. It automatically warms pages by crawling the site’s sitemap.xml (or root URLs) to fill dispatcher/CDN caches.

You cannot provide custom scripts or a manual page list  Adobe controls this part of the pipeline.

If you need specific pages cached on all dispatcher pods, the supported way is to:

Expose those URLs in your sitemap.xml (so the warm-up service hits them), or

Use a custom health check / monitoring job (external client or CDN prefetch) to request those pages after go-live.

Direct scripting on dispatcher pods is not supported in AEMaaCS.

https://experienceleague.adobe.com/en/docs/experience-manager-cloud-service/content/implementing/usi...

 

Hrishikesh Kagane

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Hi @HrishikeshKagne ,

thank your for your answer

 


In AEMaaCS, the Cloud Manager pipeline runs a built-in dispatcher warm-up service after deployment. It automatically warms pages by crawling the site’s sitemap.xml (or root URLs) to fill dispatcher/CDN caches.

Which of the 2 ways is actually implemented? 
where we can find specific documentation about it?

From our tests, seems page are not warmed up
.