Overview

Adobe Experience Manager (AEM) is now available as a Cloud Service. AEM as a Cloud Service introduces the next generation of the Experience Manager product line, building on past investments and innovations, preserving and extending all use cases and functionalities.

What’s New

• Token-based authentication (Tutorial)
  Learn how to use token-based authentication to interact with AEM as a Cloud Service over HTTP

• Headless GraphQL (Tutorial)
  Learn how to use AEM’s GraphQL APIs to power experiences in an external application.

• Bulk Import (Video)
  Learn how to bulk import assets into AEM from Azure Blob Storage or Amazon S3

• Asset Compute metadata worker (Tutorial)
  Learn how to write asset metadata back to AEM from an Asset Compute workers

• Asset Compute microservices extensibility (Tutorial)
  Learn how to develop Asset Compute workers to generate custom asset renditions

Staff Picks

Configuring access to AEM Tutorial Configure IMS users in Adobe Admin Console to access AEM.

Local Development Environment Set up Tutorial Get your local dev machine ready for AEM as a Cloud Service development!

Debugging AEM SDK Explore tools used to debug your application on the AEM as a Cloud Service SDK's local quickstart.

Additional Resources

• Experience League - Explore Adobe Experience Manager
• Adobe Experience Manager as a Cloud Service Documentation