hi @Magicr, Please take a moment to review this response here.

AEM’s built-in Microsoft Translator connector can be used with an Azure AI Translator resource on the free F0 tier, and translations will work within the free 2 million characters per month allowance when the connector is configured with that resource’s key and region. The integration does not requi...

hi @Randeep_virk, You need to configure the Microsoft Translator Service with the correct credentials to ensure that automatic machine translation functions properly. If you haven't done this yet, it's likely the source of the issue.

hi @sanketd27011989,I would try one of the following approaches: Event-driven via Adobe I/O Events for AEM Assets: Subscribe to assets events such as “asset ready” to receive payloads that include repository metadata like dam:sha1, then query AEM for assets with the same hash; if duplicates are foun...

This article will guide you through the process of setting up the Adobe Maven Repository.https://experienceleague.adobe.com/en/docs/experience-cloud-kcs/kbarticles/ka-17454 

hi @tanuj05, I recommend starting your migration journey with the official guide, where you can find the steps and tools to help you migrate your project. The diagram below shows a detailed, granular view of the migration journey:  

The cq:template property is primarily used to define the structure and initial content of pages when they are first created from a template. It's generally not directly applicable to container components. Containers are usually configured to control what components can be added to them through the p...

Check the AEM Dispatcher log, a Dispatcher cache HIT will be visible in Dispatcher access logs but not in AEM Publish request.log, whereas a MISS/PASS will appear in both layers.You can download the log file from Cloud Manager, or if you use Splunk, you can query the log (see this response here)  

hi @jayv25585659,Currently, the dispatcher can cache one version of the product.html page, which will be the same for both year=2019 and year=2018. For more information, please refer to the Adobe documentation at here and look for the "ignoreUrlParams" section. If you want to cache different version...

hi @jayv25585659,For AEMasCS you can determine if a file is served from the CDN or the Dispatcher by examining the HTTP response headers.The Adobe-provided CDN (Fastly) in AEMaaCS typically adds a debug header that indicates the cache status: look for the X-Cache response header.Values meaning:HIT: ...