Hi @fionas76543059,it is best practice to have a high TTL for JS and CSS files so they can be cached long in CDN.<Location ~ ".*.lc-.*-lc.(min.)?(js|css)$"> # Important - Cache control is set to immutable by AEM Header unset Cache-Control Header always set Cache-Control: max-...

Hi @dylanmccurry,IMO not really, besides not aligning with Adobe/Sling's vision on how to implement it. However, keep in mind that AEM is also constantly evolving, and aligning with the creator's visions and avoiding too much customization usually proves to be the correct strategy. Good luck,Daniel

Hi @EvertonSa2,your own VHOST file has nothing todo with the default.vhost, just leave the default as is and configure your own. The right folder to place it is available_vhosts, but keep in mind you will have to create a symbolic link to it in the enabled_vhosts. Good luck,Daniel

@EvertonSa2 let's please stick to English, so I dont have to Google Translate your question You should create your own VHOST file, not edit the default one. It is clearly stated in the AEM archetype: https://github.com/adobe/aem-project-archetype/blob/develop/src/main/archetype/dispatcher.cloud/src/...

Hi @JacobBr6,you will need to get in touch with Adobe sales to get that answered. BR,Daniel

Hi @RobertoLa3,can you explain the purpose of this change? Why would you use absolute links? Relative links will work well in all AEM instances, with and without CDN. Daniel

Hi @EvertonSa2,rewrite rules are added in the mod_rewrite section of your VHOST file. Add your custom header directly under VirtualHost in the VHOST file. For example: # Add Forwarded-Host header RequestHeader set Forwarded-Host "%{HTTP_HOST}e"  Good luck,Daniel

Hi @Umesh_Thakur,the page publication event triggers a flush that deletes the Dispatcher cache for the specific page, this includes any cached versions with selectors. You can verify this using AEM SDK and local Dispatcher. Hope this helps,Daniel

Hi @pmanna,I don't think you are missing anything in your code, but probably the response is blocked on the AEM side. Several OOTB security mechanisms might prevent your message from being received and processed by AEM. I suggest you start by looking at the request and error logs.I never tried imple...

Hi @dylanmccurry,you can indeed achieve the same logic with both Authentication Handlers and Filters, but the more appropriate interface to use in your case is the Authentication Handler. Also, I don't see a problem with 302 responses.The difference between the two can be summarized in two points:1)...