What if I have a public web url? Can AEM do the heavy lifting on behalf of me?

I want to upload images to AEM through Assets API. I see you can add binary files but my question is that how can I possibly upload image assets using image Url which is publicly accessible on web? Like do I need to convert it into blob and then upload it via assets api or is there a better way for ...

The document that you shared looks a bit overwhelming to me. Can you share the example of request structure and the endpoint so that I could take that up and then make a requests?

I would like to make a POST request to migrate elements in bulk. Can I do it in one API call instead of making multiple post request? Here's how my body looks like: { "properties": { "description": "This is a Category Example", "title": "Category Example", "cq:model": "/c...

Try this: path=/content/hr/stock/ubs 1_property=@jcr:content/cq:lastModified 1_property.operation=exists 1_property.value=false p.limit= -1   property.operation can take one of the following values while using the property predicate evaluator. equals for an exact match.unequalslike partial matchingn...

I still didn't get it. The url I am using is `/ims/exchange/jwt/` with the prefix as `https://ims-na1.adobelogin.com`. However I am not sure about metascope?   This is my metascope: `https://ims-na1.adobelogin.com/s/ent_aem_cloud_api` and this is how jsonPayload looks like:   const jwtPayload = { ...

I downloaded logs but its pretty hard to find which one is the one triggered by mine. Can I use any correlation id or something to find the correct logs?

The logs are too much to be shared here. Can we not search piece of logs through the info we get in 500 response?

My content fragment looks like:   And I am trying to add a content fragment to one of my asset folders like this: POST `https://<HOST>.adobeaemcloud.com/api/assets/rallyhealth/ichabod/en/dev-migrations/test-cfx.json` BODY: { "properties": { "description": "This is a Mutation Example", ...

When I try to query image references I wasn't able to query the title of image which we can set by editing in image property metadata. I only see these fields:     How can I query properties like image title: