etc/cloudsettings.kernel.js/libs/settings/cloudsettings/legacy/contexthub giving 200 OK in RDE but 404 in DEV

[NageshRaja]

Hi All,

I have a weird issue.

API call at https://publish-p...-e....adobeaemcloud.com/etc/cloudsettings.kernel.js/conf/appA/settings/cloudsett...is giving different results for different environments

It gives 200 OK for RDE Author and Publish but gives 404 on DEV Publish (200 on DEV Author)

We replicated the node /etc/cloudsettings.kernel.js/conf/appA/settings/cloudsettings/legacy/contexthub from DEV Author.

The dispatcher rule is also set -
/0009 { /glob "/etc/cloudsettings.kernel.js" /type "allow" }

Referred to the posts at https://experienceleaguecommunities.adobe.com/t5/adobe-experience-manager/etc-cloudsettings-kernel-j...

sling:resourceType is already set at "granite/contexthub/cloudsettings/components/baseconfiguration"

Why would both environments behave differently??

thanks in advance,

@NageshRaja 

[Aditya_Chabuku]

Hi @NageshRaja ,

Have you tried debugging contextHub in publish? Try this.

Configure the Adobe Granite ContextHub OSGi service (PID = com.adobe.granite.contexthub.impl.ContextHubImpl) to log detailed Debug messages that are useful when developing.

To configure the service you can either use the Web Console or use a JCR node in the repository:

• Web Console: To log Debug messages, select the Debug property.
• JCR node: To log Debug messages, set the boolean com.adobe.granite.contexthub.debug property to true.

Read this Article here, it may help.https://experienceleague.adobe.com/en/docs/experience-manager-cloud-service/content/implementing/per... 

Happy Coding,

Aditya

[Rohan_Garg · Accepted solution]

Hi @NageshRaja,
Thanks for sending over your filter rules and dispatcher logs. 

Your request /etc/cloudsettings.kernel.js/conf/ctcweb-tenantA/settings/cloudsettings/legacy/contexthub is being answered by Tenant B's farm file and filter rules.

Dispatcher Log for everyone's reference - 

[17/Dec/2024:12:51:00 +0000] [I] [cm-p50252-e1454259-aem-publish-9c97fb757-pt2qc] "GET /etc/cloudsettings.kernel.js/conf/tenantA/settings/cloudsettings/legacy/contexthub" - 11ms [publishfarm-tenantB/-] [actionblocked]

It is because of the sandbox program you are currently hosting your project on. The sandbox environment provided in AEM Cloud is intended for testing and development for a specific tenant and doesn’t support a multi-tenant approach out of the box.

The best approach would be to migrate this to the production environment and re-test.

Meanwhile, as a workaround just include all the tenants for the request in a single farm file which is currently responding on the sandbox.

Hope this helps!

Best Regards,

Rohan Garg