We are in the process of moving from onPremise to AEMaaCS and have been investigating using the Content Copy Tool as a way to keep a portion of our content in sync between Prod and Stage environments.
In author environments this looks to work well, but for Stage regression/sign-off we really would like to have the content in sync on the Publish servers as well. Any suggestions on a good way to automate this?
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You can use a content tree workflow to activate the content. To automate this, we can create a batch or Groovy script to call the workflow using the payload used in your content set. The script will make the curl call to the workflow. In the below example batch script, it accepts the input.txt which contains the path added in content sets.
set "inputFile=input.txt"
set "outputFile=output.txt"
set "curlURL=https://aem-author-url/etc/workflow/instances"
set "token=Your Token"
for /f "tokens=*" %%a in (!inputFile!) do (
set "payload=%%a"
echo Sending payload: !payload! >> !outputFile!
curl -H "Authorization: Bearer !token!" -d "model=/var/workflow/models/adobe-publish-content-tree&payloadType=JCR_PATH&payload=!payload!" !curlURL! >> !outputFile!
echo Delaying for 15 minutes...
timeout /t 900 >nul
)
To call the workflow via curl you need to pass the token which can be generated from the developer console of the respective environments - https://experienceleague.adobe.com/en/docs/experience-manager-cloud-service/content/implementing/dev... .
Hi,
Right, content can only be copied from a higher environment to a lower environment or between development/RDE environments where the hierarchy of environments is as follows (from highest to lowest)
We may copy from prod to stag and check if everything is in sync in case content is on prod
There are some approach like package manager, CRX/DE lite & replication but each of these has their own limitation and also it is not recommended to copy from lower org to prod.
Thanks
You can use a content tree workflow to activate the content. To automate this, we can create a batch or Groovy script to call the workflow using the payload used in your content set. The script will make the curl call to the workflow. In the below example batch script, it accepts the input.txt which contains the path added in content sets.
set "inputFile=input.txt"
set "outputFile=output.txt"
set "curlURL=https://aem-author-url/etc/workflow/instances"
set "token=Your Token"
for /f "tokens=*" %%a in (!inputFile!) do (
set "payload=%%a"
echo Sending payload: !payload! >> !outputFile!
curl -H "Authorization: Bearer !token!" -d "model=/var/workflow/models/adobe-publish-content-tree&payloadType=JCR_PATH&payload=!payload!" !curlURL! >> !outputFile!
echo Delaying for 15 minutes...
timeout /t 900 >nul
)
To call the workflow via curl you need to pass the token which can be generated from the developer console of the respective environments - https://experienceleague.adobe.com/en/docs/experience-manager-cloud-service/content/implementing/dev... .
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