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Unexpected Error: Looks like we are having some issues with our service. We are working hard to bring it online again.

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Hi,

two pages are showing this message on AEM after I edited the pages and published them: " Unexpected Error: Looks like we are having some issues with our service. We are working hard to bring it online again".

One page is the same as before and working but the other is an error 500 on the website.

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Hello @LaureFA 

 

You would need to check error.log of the Instance. It can be Downloaded from Cloud Manager.

This video explains how to access the CM logs https://experienceleague.adobe.com/docs/experiences-by-you/experiences-by-you/experience-manager/clo...

 

 

Whenever you get a Service Outage on a specific Instance or a specific page, it is mostly due to error


Aanchal Sikka

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Did you check the error logs for more details?

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Hello @LaureFA 

 

You would need to check error.log of the Instance. It can be Downloaded from Cloud Manager.

This video explains how to access the CM logs https://experienceleague.adobe.com/docs/experiences-by-you/experiences-by-you/experience-manager/clo...

 

 

Whenever you get a Service Outage on a specific Instance or a specific page, it is mostly due to error


Aanchal Sikka

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@LaureFA JavaScript will never blank out the page what we have in our case, it is because of 500

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@LaureFA Best way is to check error.log just after page refresh to get it easily.

If we don't have log access, get content in local, deploy same branch what we have in PROD in local and check logs post page refresh as above screen comes only in AEMaaCS not in local may help in debug if you don't have log access.

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@LaureFA : Check your error log file.
I had faced similar issue and the reason for this was one of the component was throwing some error/exception.
You will see that on author/edit mode, page will show fine but when viewed as published, you see this message. Error log will tell you exactly which component is having issue and you can fix that based on log statement.

thanks.

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