hi @Rama_KrishnaNy, you can check out this interesting article dedicated specifically to AEM and Jenkins.On a general note, Jenkins is a comprehensive product with many features. To get started, you can refer to the official documentation titled "Creating Your First Pipeline". 

This page explains how to remotely debug AEM SDK using VS Code by configuring the AEM runtime and setting up the IDE to connect for live code analysis.You can install the AEM WCM Core Components to obtain the same pages shown at https://www.aemcomponents.dev/ in your local AEM instance. At this poin...

hi @Shaik_HussainAh, You can check out this repository: https://github.com/realgpp/aem-cdn-cache-invalidator.  You can create a servlet that utilizes the CdnInvalidationService; there are many configuration options available to customize it as needed.

hi @pnagy, You can try setting the response header x-aem-error-pass=true, as outlined in the documentation.  

Customers do not have access to raw CPU utilisation statistics (such as per-core usage or system load averages) through Cloud Manager or the AEM UI. Adobe continuously monitors infrastructure health, including CPU iowait and other thresholds, using hundreds of internal monitors. If thresholds are br...

A "satisfied" state in the OSGi console means that the component is enabled and all its required dependencies are available, but it has not been activated yet. In AEM, this usually means the service is not currently functioning, ie it is not running or registered as an active service, and its code (...

hi @RaviRa22, have a look at this article on how to embed third-party dependency.

For a small number of CFs, you can copy and paste them from the source folder to the desired target folder, similar to how you would with image assets. However, if you have many CFs, manual copy-pasting can become cumbersome. 

You can check the status of products at https://status.adobe.com. However, it seems there are some issues at the moment.

Here’s a comparison between AEM Service Packs and Feature Packs, focusing on their purposes and when to use each:AEM Service PacksPurpose:Service Packs are comprehensive, cumulative updates for AEM.They include bug fixes, security patches, performance improvements, and sometimes minor new features o...