You can create a custom Experience fragment renderer that is able to read the language node of a content tree and re-adjust references at run time. We had a similar situation with Live copy rollouts where the XF references from language master page were not getting replaced with the XF country varia...

@sreenu539  This is the due to the fact that you have an OSGI component with name attribute inside @component() annotation with value "Reform Cache Service"You can get rid of this name attribute from the @component() annotation as the default value of the name attribute is the fully qualified type n...

@99spanchal  You can use a combination of LOWER and UPPER function indexes to achieve this.  SELECT * FROM [dam:Asset] AS asset WHERE ISDESCENDANTNODE(asset, '/content/dam/testProject/content-fragments/en_us') AND asset.[jcr:content/data/master/isFeatured] = true AND (LOWER(asset.[jcr:content/data/m...

@key-key If it is just content, you can use tree activation option.But remember the tree activation is no longer under /etc but rather under /libsInstead the url that you should be using is - http://<HOST>:<PORT>/libs/replication/treeactivation.html  

@ForrestLi  You can refer to this article to achieve this . https://docs.adobe.com/content/help/en/experience-manager-64/deploying/configuring/resource-mapping.html  

@pn_2007   When you first uploaded the image on the Author, did you get any error in the DAM asset update workflow execution ? May be that is a good starting point to check if the workflow finished without any errors on the Author.Are you able to access the mentioned image rendition on the author?

@cmr96960454 @Nupur_Jain  My two cents on this one. QueryDebugger should be used to perform dry runs  to see how your JCR queries are performing and optimize them accordingly.QueryDebugger should not be your primary way of implementing the given business logic.Also, session.getNode will require a lo...

My two cents on this one.