@ShyamSundar  Can you try adding secure flag to the rule as below RewriteRule ^ - [CO=userRegionDispatcher=samplecookie:31557600:/:Secure]  

@Mahesh_Gunaje  To read the namespace you can use below environment variable process.env.__OW_NAMESPACE https://developer.adobe.com/runtime/docs/guides/reference/environment_variables/ 

@Mahesh_Gunaje  When Adobe IO action is hit, we get activation id in response header Logs can be checked using the activation id. Please use the below command wsk activation logs <activation ID>

@Mahesh_Gunaje  Actions will not be displayed in the UI. To view the list of actions, use the following command: wsk action list

@Mahesh_Gunaje  Rate limit in Adobe IO runtime is defined based on Namespace Please refer below link for default settings https://developer.adobe.com/runtime/docs/guides/using/system_settings/

@Vodjakxa  You should be adding tab to the cq:dialog of the page component in your code base and then deploy your changes  

@veerareddyc1015  The same favicon will be used for pages as well as PDF's  From the dispatcher end, you can apply below rewrite rule and allow .ico extension in filters   RewriteRule ^/favicon.ico$ /content/dam/test/favicon.ico  [PT,L]   /0025 { /type "allow" /url "/content/dam/test/favicon.ico" }...

@sankarr26533925  Create a new module similar to core and include dependencies in it. Here we need to create an OSGi bundle out of third party non-osgi dependency using maven-bundle-plugin Below article mentions approach to embed AWS dependency in AEM 6.5 https://myaemlearnings.blogspot.com/2021/08/...

@VedhaSri  There is no OOTB way of doing it You will have to write custom implementation to convert response from query builder to graphql format

@VedhaSri  To query images present in DAM, you will have to prefer using Query builder API  or JCR SQL2 query instead of GraphQl