Hi @seemak19887037!There are two things to look at: You should do a cleanup of your packages in Package Manager of all "dcep" packages. If you think you might need them at a later point in time, download and archive them to some external storage. Afterwards delete all packages that are not actively ...

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Hi @akatsuki07!Option 2 will embed the bundle into package, resulting in a single deployment package that deploys both parts together.Option 3 will tell the bundle that there is a dependency, but the other bundle has to be deployed separately. So you will have to separate deployments.Hope that clari...

Hi @venkateshamg851!That's awesome to hear. @apmagss: Have you also been able to resolve your issue?

Hi @JoelLucuik!I have update my initial posting to go through the additional information that you provided.Hope that helps!

You should be able to see the result of that health check on the operations panel in the AEM UI.But this is only a health check. It’s taking certain probes on your instance and won’t trigger any activity, especially it’s unable to interfere with bundles - not even talking about uninstalling them.

These are just regular maintenance tasks that are run periodically on any instance. Nothing suspicious with these two from my point of view.

Hi @kevingtan! Please let me point you to my comment in another thread on the topic of AEM upgrades.You will see that I outlined different phases for the upgrade from a development point of view:Migrating the existing platform (6.0 to 6.5 in your case) - basically updating the dependencies (primaril...

Then please have them check on the above mentioned points.

Hi @JoelLucuik!That sounds a bit strange.If I understand things correctly, you upgraded your operating system and after that you are missing your application bundles in AEM.Is my understanding correct? With this level of information, there is not much that I can recommend.I have never seen a similar...