Have you been able to add a logger for the sync tool and increase the log level to DEBUG?

Sticking to a specific technical solution as part of a (client) requirement is usually not a very good way to approach solution design. While /etc/map does have it's use cases, handling duplicate links to the same set of pages/content does very much sound like a flawed design of link management rath...

Hi @Mohanasundaram!So my understanding is:When your content authors are adding links to a component, the resulting link does not contain the required ".html" extension. Is that right? In that case, there seems to be a flaw in your implementation of the link rendering.In AEM, internal links to other ...

This is definitely a red flag! If your business or technical workflows do require a hard and full deletion of all cache layers on a regular basis, there is a strong need to re-evaluate and optimize these workflows. A properly designed AEM setup does not require this. It is - in the best case - a wor...

Hi @Anas_R!Depending on the use case, there are different ways to approach this.As @EstebanBustamante correctly outlined, the general and recommended way to access AEM Cloud Services from a service (or script in your case) is to leverage bearer token authentication.Apart form the good article that E...

@omkar20xx1 wrote:Though this talks about invalidating single URL as such.That is correct, the outlined solution is only taking care of a single path. You could build up on it and iterate through multiple paths, though. (That's what I was referring to as "batch processing" in my initial answer.) Be ...

Hi @Mohanasundaram!It is recommended to use URLs with an extension (usually ".html") when it comes to AEM. Main reason for this is that AEMs Dispatcher will not cache requests without extension. You can still omit extensions for your end users. My recommendation is to handle that on an Apache httpd ...

Hi @omkar20xx1!While caching is a pretty easy task, cache invalidation is a lot harder to do - at least if you are trying to do it efficiently. Active invalidation of the CDN is a tricky problem because the publish tier of AEM Cloud Services is eventually consistent. Depending on your exact requirem...

Hi @Nikita_Mazire!I'm not aware of a dependency between the latest AEM service pack and a specific version of ACS Commons.What version of ACS Commons are you currently using? I'd recommend to run a quick test (e. g. on a local development environment) if an upgrade of ACS Commons fixes the issue. Th...

Hi @kbsniquer!While serving HTML files from DAM is certainly possible, this is not a common use case.Please be aware that serving HTML files directly from DAM might have several implications, including security concerns. Can you make sure that uploaded HTML files are always trustworthy, conform to y...