Hi all!Unfortunately, the original article from Feike is no longer available on the Adobe blog.Also the alternative document from helpx that I provided some time ago seems to be gone from it's original location. If you are looking for resources on OSGI annotations, please check the following links:F...

Hi @lasher1668!The linked thread actually mentions two approaches to hide OOTB workflows:Workflow:WCM tag - this will apply globally and for all usersSetting ACLs for specific workflows and groupsYou are referring to the first approach which - from your request - does not fit to your requirement to ...

Hi @pkumarp1!The error looks like it's very likely to be caused by a wrong Java version being used to start the AEM process.The supported versions can be found on the Technical Requirements documentation [1,2] (AEM 6.4: Oracle Java SE 8 JDK - 64bit; various options for AEM 6.5). Please also check fo...

Hi @akank_23!The second error about AuthenticationSupport is caused by the first one about missing segments.You can ignore that one for the moment and focus on fixing the repository issue. So you should check if the linked KB articles help you resolving the segment store corruption.If that does not ...

Hi @akank_23!Without any further knowledge about the situation it's hard to give a clear recommendation.There are ways to address and potentially fix a repository corruption. Please refer to the following articles for guidance:https://experienceleague.adobe.com/docs/experience-cloud-kcs/kbarticles/K...

Hi @akank_23!The correct procedure to restore an AEM instance backup depends on your backup strategy.You may want to check the official documentation on backup and restore for AEM.There are different common approaches to backups in AEMUse operating system tools to take a snapshot of the instance. Th...

The right approach depends on the actual item that you want to configure.
Most relevant aspects IMO are:Scope of your configuration 
(equal on all instances and environments; specific to a all instances of a certain environment; global for a single AEM instance; specific to a tenant on your AEM inst...

FYI: I'll repost my answer to your other thread to allow for better readability.

What I understand from your first question is that you are missing the link between the OSGI service and its according configuration (residing inside the OSGI context) on the one hand and the configuration files/nodes in the repository on the other hand. Correct? I’m not aware of a tutorial on this ...

There are multiple ways to handle and manage configurations in AEM.All of them have different use cases and a project specific decision depends on quite some different factors.Let me mention three common methods: OSGI ConfigurationsAs already mentioned, they can be added to your projects source code...