What's on the horizon for debugging of configuration issues in an AEM instance? Say your facility has more than a single AEM instance and the current health checks don't reveal what's changed in the instance state. Is there any type of audit trail, utility or technique that can track what's changed (configuration wise) to an AEM instance?
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Hi,
You should not change the configuration of production instances manually, but only through content packages (holding the OSGI configuration). Build this package by your regular build jobs out of a content repository, then you can be sure that the configuration is versioned and reproducible.
Jörg
Hi Kurtl
Do you mean you want check what felix configurations have been changes and when? If this is the case you can check the access.log of your aem server. It give you who changed what configuration and when.
hope this helps!
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Hi,
On every release store the status configuration. Then make use of [A] to compare. More details at http://www.aemstuff.com/blogs/nov/osgiconfigcompare.html
[A] http://www.aemstuff.com/tools/osgiconfigdiff.html
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Hi,
You should not change the configuration of production instances manually, but only through content packages (holding the OSGI configuration). Build this package by your regular build jobs out of a content repository, then you can be sure that the configuration is versioned and reproducible.
Jörg
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