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Re: Upgrade from 5.3 to AEM 5.6.1 (SP2) - Adobe Experience Manager 15-10-2015

I agree technically it is possible to follow the approach that are saying, but do you think both the instances can co-exist at the same moment? In the approach that we have decided the only comfort factor is that both the instances co-exist and it is just a case of flipping over at the dispatcher level when need arises. Not that we are not confident about what we are doing but just to say to the business that we have this existing version living parallel.

Re: Upgrade from 5.3 to AEM 5.6.1 (SP2) - Adobe Experience Manager 15-10-2015

The only reason is that we have done a PoC following this approach in Nov 2013. And the reason we have selected this approach in comparison to "inplace" upgrade is that the Business team needed an "existing" CQ 5.3 instance to which we could revert back any time the upgrade seems to be in a risky situation.

Upgrade from 5.3 to AEM 5.6.1 (SP2) - Adobe Experience Manager 15-10-2015

Hi,We are intending to do an upgrade from CQ 5.3 (on WAS) to AEM 5.6.1 SP2 (on CQSE)The approach is what we are trying to decide and for the moment, this is our thought:1) Install the new AEM 5.6.1 SP2 (on CQSE)2) Install the CQ5.3 templates and components from existing CQ 5.3 instance. There is very little customization done on the existing installation.3) Recompile the jar files and upload them in AEM 5.6.14) Install the content package from existing CQ 5.3 instance.As this is not the regular ...

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