Solved! Go to Solution.
Hi @Ashish_Mittal ,
We can't access system console directly in AEMaaCS. If it's for any OSGI configuration it has to be deployed via code.
If we need to debug anything like to check the status of bundles, configuration etc we can make use of developer console.
Hi @Ashish_Mittal ,
We can't access system console directly in AEMaaCS. If it's for any OSGI configuration it has to be deployed via code.
If we need to debug anything like to check the status of bundles, configuration etc we can make use of developer console.
AEM as a Cloud Service provides a Developer Console for each environment that exposes various details of the running AEM service that are helpful in debugging.
Each AEM as a Cloud Service environment has it’s own Developer Console.
To access and use the Developer Console the following permissions must be given to the developer’s Adobe ID via Adobe’s Admin Console.
Status provides options for outputting specific AEM runtime state in text or JSON output. The Developer Console provides similar information as the AEM SDK’s local quickstart’s OSGi Web console, with the marked difference that Developer Console is read-only.
Detailed info here:
Thanks!