Hi @rohanjuneja ,
When it comes to deploying AEM Headless configurations and content fragments across multiple environments, it's important to have a structured approach to ensure consistency and efficiency. Here are some suggestions on how you can implement a strategy for deploying AEM Headless to further environments:
1. Version Control: Set up a version control system (e.g., Git) to manage your AEM project's code and configurations. This allows you to track changes, collaborate with a team, and easily deploy changes across environments.
2. Configuration Repository: Create a separate repository to store your AEM Headless configurations, including Content Fragment Models, Content Fragments, and Persisted Queries. This repository can be version-controlled alongside your codebase.
3. Package Manager: Use the AEM Package Manager to create packages that contain the necessary configurations and content fragments. Filter the package to include only the required items for deployment. This allows you to easily export and import the configurations across environments.
4. Automated Deployment: Implement an automated deployment process using tools like Jenkins, Bamboo, or any other CI/CD tool. Set up a pipeline that triggers the deployment process whenever changes are pushed to the repository. This ensures that changes made in the dev environment are automatically deployed to staging and production environments.
5. Environment-Specific Overrides: Consider having environment-specific configuration overrides to handle environment-specific settings (e.g., API endpoints, credentials). This allows you to maintain consistency while accommodating environment-specific requirements.
6. Testing and Validation: Perform thorough testing and validation in each environment after the deployment to ensure that the AEM Headless configurations and content fragments are working as expected.
