AEM as Cloud service OSGI console permission to developers

[RenjuSh]

Hi Devs,
In AEMasCS  the developers can have access to OSGI console in higher environments ,
Can we restrict only to OSGI console access to a user?  (limited access to /apps and /content?)

Since developers can push osgi changes through code , do they need console access ?

Thanks,
Ranju

[EstebanBustamante]

Hi, 

You should be able to grant developer access to environment specifics. Please check these:

https://experienceleague.adobe.com/en/docs/experience-manager-learn/cloud-service/debugging/debuggin... 

https://experienceleague.adobe.com/en/docs/experience-manager-cloud-service/content/onboarding/journ... 

Hope this helps

[tnik]

In AEMaacs , devs dont need osgi console access and it is also not accessible to developers on cloud author environment . we just have developer console access in cloud. 

so the only way to push osgi configurations are through code

Thanks

[DPrakashRaj]

You really don’t need to restrict the developer console access in aem cloud service since it’s only provide a read only access. There might be the use case the OSGI configs are pushed via code and developers need to check if it’s updated or not. Developer console not only provides access to OSGI configs but others configuration as well like bundles, package information.

[AMANATH_ULLAH]

@RenjuSh 

As others rightly mentioned, users can have read only access to OSGI configurations

This can be used to verify the configurations after deployment is done

The only way the OSGI configurations values can be updated is through code deployment or using environment variables in cloud manager

[JyothirmaiAd]

@RenjuSh 

In AEMaacs , devs dont need osgi console access and it is also not accessible to developers on cloud author environment . we just have developer console access in cloud. 

so the only way to push osgi configurations are through code

[kautuk_sahni]

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