The standard way to add env. specific config settings is to use OSGi config files and the editor. The problem is that the editor is disabled for Cloud. If we put secrets in git, any developer can access production systems. how can we get round this? Is there a standard out of the box way to include env specific values which are not in Git, which the backend devs can use for integrating with banking systems etc? This page:https://experienceleague.adobe.com/docs/experience-manager-cloud-service/im...

We need to integrate bot protection. We use Datadome, which has 0.1% false positives (as opposed to recaptcha which we were getting around 10%). Usually, we would simple compile the module on apache and add the necessary apache config directives. Here are the instructions: https://docs.datadome.co/docs/apache Is this possible with AEM cloud? I.e. do they let you add new modules? If so, what OS and distribution is dispatcher (e.g. Ubuntu), and what version of apache is the dispatcher using?

with Episerver cloud, the backend code simply reads the clients country code from the CF-IPCountry header which cloudflare puts on to each request automatically. What do you get with AEM cloud? it has flastly, which i understand has similar functionality to cloudflare? Basically, we need block/route requests based on which country they are from, and do logic in our AEM app. We wrote a simple servlet to dump the headers, deployed it to the cloud env, and then when we hit the servlet we dont see t...