Hi, while technically correct, I would definitely use the ootb API for this: Resource getResource = resourceResolver.getResource("/your resource path");ReplicationStatus status = getResource.adaptTo(ReplicationStatus);// and from there use the ReplicationStatus APIbecause it provides a nice abstract...

AEM sends by default OSGI events which include that information (you can check that in the webconsole: OSGI -> Events); do these events contain enough information?

Congratulations @arunpatidar! That recognition is well deserved!

It's possible to adapt a Resource directly to a com.day.cq.api.Page object.

 You can adapt a resource to many things; and it's possible to adapt it both a Core Components SlingModel, but  also to a com.day.cq.api.Page object (you get a PageImpl object).

 resource.adaptTo(com.day.cq.api.Page.class); should return a page object if that resource actually describes a page (and according to the screenshots, it does).

please use the latest archetype version (which is currently 51)!

AFAIK /content/regent.html is the healthcheck for AMS; check with your CSE regarding this, they should know.

 The replication is an asynchronous process by default. But you can force it to be synchronous by providing a proper ReplicationOption. ReplicationOptions opts = new ReplicationOptions(); opts.setSynchronous(true); replicator.replicate(session, ReplicationActionType.DEACTIVATE, pagePath, opts);When ...

When you want to work on page level, please check for the OSGI page events; they are sent alongside the resource events for that specific page. And please be aware, that for delete the events can be unexpected;  for example if you delete a large subtree, you get the delete event only for the root-no...