Create your first Edge Delivery site with one click about-one-click-edge-delivery-site
Creating your first Edge Delivery site with one click is designed to help you automate the onboarding and deployment of Edge Delivery sites within Cloud Manager. It greatly simplifies the process by having you click a single button. That single click provisions the required infrastructure, integrates with GitHub for version control, and configures your document and asset storage in Google Drive.
This automation helps reduce the manual effort that is required to set up your initial site. It ensures seamless workflows, scalability, and improves the performance of your teams when it comes to managing content at the edge.
Create an Edge Delivery site in Cloud Manager with one click one-click-edge-delivery-site
To create an Adobe Edge Delivery site with one click, your organization must have an available Edge Delivery Services license. This license is part of Adobe Experience Manager (AEM) and is necessary for creating Edge Delivery Services within Cloud Manager.
In terms of permissions, you must be a member of the Business Owner role or have been granted the appropriate permissions to add or edit programs in Cloud Manager. This access level lets you manage the integration of Edge Delivery Services into your programs.
See also Introduction to Edge Delivery Services in Cloud Manager.
To create an Edge Delivery site in Cloud Manager with one click:
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Sign into Cloud Manager at experience.adobe.com.
- In the Quick access section, click Experience Manager.
- In the left side panel, click Cloud Manager.
- Select an organization that you want.
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On the My Programs console, click a program.
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In the upper-left corner of the page, click
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In the left side menu, under the Program heading, click Overview.
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On the Program Overview page, click the Edge Delivery tab.
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On the Edge Delivery page, in the Edge Delivery to-do list dialog box, in the Add Edge Delivery site group box, click Create site now.
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In the Create Edge Delivery site dialog box, in the Project name text field, enter the name of your site.
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Under Authoring options, select one of the following:
- Doc Authoring — Author content in Google Drive or SharePoint. This option is the default and does not require an AEM environment.
- AEM Authoring (Beta) — Author content in AEM using the Universal Editor. If you choose this option, under Select template, select an initial template for your Edge Delivery site.
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In the Authoring environments drop-down list, select an AEM environment to use for authoring. This environment must already exist in your program. Only the Author tier is required; a publish tier is not needed when Edge Delivery handles delivery. See Flexible Publish Tier (Beta).
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Click Create site now.
A toast appears near the top-center of the screen letting you know that Edge Delivery site provisioning has started.
When site provisioning and validation are complete by Cloud Manager, the Site name (the project name you entered earlier) appears in the Edge Delivery sites list box on the Edge Delivery page. Also, a green dot appears to the left of the Verified status column.
Explore an Edge Delivery site created with one click explore-one-click-ed-site
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Log into Cloud Manager at
https://my.cloudmanager.adobe.comand select the appropriate program. -
In the upper-left corner of the page, click
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In the left side menu, under the Program heading, click Overview.
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On the Program Overview page, click the Edge Delivery tab.
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On the Edge Delivery page, do any one of the following:
table 0-row-2 1-row-2 2-row-2 3-row-2 4-row-2 5-row-2 What to explore Steps GitHub repository of a site - In the Edge Delivery sites list box, under the Repository column heading, click the URL of the site you just created.
You may be required to sign in to GitHub with your username or email address and your password.
Publish a site - In the Edge Delivery sites list box, to the far right of your site’s name, click
to open the drop-down menu. - Click
Publish site in the drop-down menu.
A toast message appears letting you know that publishing of the site was successfully started.
Preview a published site - In the Edge Delivery sites list box, under the Site name column heading, click the URL of the site you just created and published.
In the URL Address bar of your browser, note that the site’s URL ends with.pageindicating that you are seeing a preview of the site. - To see the site live, manually change
.pageto.livein the URL Address bar.
Give users access to the content repository on Google Drive - In the Edge Delivery sites list box, to the far right of your site’s name, click
to open the drop-down menu. - Click
Gain access to the content repository in the drop-down menu. - In the
Add collaborators to your sitedialog box, enter the email address of a contributor, then click . - Continue adding contributor emails, as necessary.
- When you are finished, click Add collaborators.
- To share the link with your content collaborators, in the Collaboration added successfully dialog box, click OK.
- In the Collaboration added successfully dialog box, click
to copy the link and share it with your collaborators.
Before sharing the link, confirm that collaborators are logged in with the email address associated with their IMS account. If their IMS email account is unavailable, they must use the email address added as a collaborator. Doing so ensures that collaborators can access the link and see the content to edit or update on Google Drive. - When done editing, click Publish site in Cloud Manager, as described above.
Or, preview the changes made, as described above.
Give users access to the base repository on GitHub - In the Edge Delivery sites list box, to the far right of your site’s name, click
to open the drop-down menu. - Click
Gain access to the base repository in the drop-down menu. - In the Access the base repository for your site dialog box, enter the GitHub username of a collaborator, then click
. - Continue adding GitHub usernames, as necessary.
- When you are finished, click Add collaborators. Users must grant access to their own GitHub username to view the repository.
- In the Edge Delivery sites list box, under the Repository column heading, click the URL of the site you just created.
Publish content from AEM Author to Edge Delivery (Beta) publish-from-aem-author
This capability is available only for Edge Delivery sites created with the AEM Authoring option.
After your Edge Delivery site is created and Verified in Cloud Manager, you can author and publish content using the AEM Universal Editor.
To access the Universal Editor from Cloud Manager:
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On the Edge Delivery tab, in the Edge Delivery sites list, locate your site.
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Click the Content Source link in the site’s row. The link opens the AEM Universal Editor page, from which you can create and edit content for your site.
To publish content:
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On the Overview page’s Publish Delivery tab, in the Environments card, click the highlighted
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In the informational pop-up, select Click to activate to enable publish tier provisioning in the Cloud Manager user interface.
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In the Activate Publish tier dialog box, click Activate.
Once activated, the publish tier is provisioned automatically. Alternatively, the publish tier can be provisioned automatically if the author tries to publish content from the AEM user interface directly.
After the publish tier is activated and provisioned successfully, the Click to Activate link becomes dimmed/unavailable.
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From AEM Author — In the AEM authoring interface, click Quick Publish to publish content directly to your Edge Delivery site. The publish tier is not required for this operation when Edge Delivery handles delivery.
After publishing, preview your content at your site’s .page URL, or view it live at the .live URL.–>