Performance testing is usually recommended before going live or even better continuously before promoting each new release. Even though I am not an expert on the topic, I've seen many performance tests passing only because they are testing the wrong thing, not using a big enough data set, or not mim...

AEMaaCS customers and development teams with Splunk accounts can have their AEMaaCS logs forwarded to a designated Splunk index. The log data is the same as what's available via Cloud Manager downloads, but Splunk’s query features may offer added convenience. The ability to query logs is great for d...

Adobe's new Universal Editor is built for editing content no matter which type of frontend application is used. It is completely decoupled from AEM but integrates nicely with it. We've seen it work well with Edge Delivery Services, but is it also a good fit for frontends built with React/Next.js, An...

As I've been working with AEMaaCS since its early days, the OOTB Adobe-managed Fastly CDN option used to be very limited for customization. Therefore, we've seen many enterprise customers deciding on the bring-your-own CDN option to accommodate specific requirements. This option is still valid, but ...

We've seen websites running on Adobe Edge Delivery Services (EDS) achieving record Lighthouse scores for performance. But, what is the secret behind Adobe's approach towards such great front-end performance? What is the technology behind it and what are the consequences of implementing it on your we...