Release notes for Cloud Manager 2024.11.0 in Adobe Experience Manager as a Cloud Service release-notes
Learn about the release of Cloud Manager 2024.11.0 in AEM (Adobe Experience Manager) as a Cloud Service.
Release dates release-date
The release date for Cloud Manager 2024.11.0 in AEM as a Cloud Service is November 7, 2024.
The next planned release is December 5, 2024.
What’s new what-is-new
- Experience the latest in Edge Delivery Services innovation with AEM Cloud Service–now available to explore in your Sandbox program. Learn more
- The Domain Settings page in AEM Cloud Manager now includes a search feature that lets you quickly locate domains by name. You can enter keywords in the search field to filter and display matching domains, making it easier to manage multiple domains efficiently. Additionally, the page offers status filters, such as Verified and Not Verified, to refine the search results further.
Early adoption program early-adoption
Be a part of Cloud Manager’s early adoption program and have a chance to test upcoming features.
AEM Home aem-home
AEM Home introduces a centralized starting point for managing content, assets, and sites within Adobe Experience Manager. Designed to deliver a personalized experience, AEM Home lets you navigate the AEM ecosystem seamlessly according to your roles and goals. Acting as a guide, it provides key insights and recommended actions to help you achieve your objectives efficiently. With a clear, persona-driven layout, AEM Home ensures quick access to essential tools, supporting a streamlined and effective experience across all AEM features.
Available to early adopters, AEM Home offers an optimized experience focused on improving workflows, prioritizing goals, and delivering results. Opting in lets you influence AEM Home’s development by providing feedback that helps shape its future and enhances its value for the entire AEM community.
If you are interested in testing this new capability and sharing your feedback, send an email to Grp-AemHome@adobe.com from your email address associated with your Adobe ID. Be sure to include the following information:
- The role that best fits your profile: Content author, Developer, Business owner, Admin, or Other (provide a description).
- Your primary AEM access surface: AEM Sites, AEM Assets, AEM Forms, Cloud Manager, or Other (provide a description).
Bring Your Own Git - now with support for GitLab and Bitbucket gitlab-bitbucket
The Bring Your Own Git feature has been expanded to include support for external repositories such as GitLab and Bitbucket. This new support is in addition to the already existing support for private and enterprise GitHub repositories. When you add these new repos, you can also link them directly to your pipelines. You can host these repositories on public cloud platforms or within your private cloud or infrastructure. This integration also removes the need for constant code synchronization with the Adobe repository and provides the ability to validate pull requests before merging them into a main branch.
See Add external repositories in Cloud Manager.
If you are interested in testing this new feature and sharing your feedback, send an email to Grp-CloudManager_BYOG@adobe.com from your email address associated with your Adobe ID. Be sure to include which Git platform you want to use and whether you are on a private/public or enterprise repository structure. -->
Bug fixes
- A recent update addressed an issue in SonarQube where hardcoded passwords were not detected in certain cases. The fix now includes an expanded pattern check, and aligns with default detection standards in SonarQube.
- When trying to update an SSL certificate in Cloud Manager, an unknown error would appear after clicking Update in the View & Update SSL Certificate dialog box.
- In Cloud Manager, SSL certificate updates would fail with the error “The new certificate does not match the existing domains,” even when the domains were identical but had differences in letter case (upper- or lower-case). The update now recognizes domains as case-insensitive, aligning with RFC standards.
- In Cloud Manager, IP Allowlist bindings remained stuck in a running state because foreign key links to domain configurations were missing. The fix now ensures IP Allowlist bindings link correctly to associated domain configurations.
- Cloud Manager validates the OCSP (Online Certificate Status Protocol) status of an SSL certificate. Adobe recommends that you also validate the integrity of your certificate locally using a tool such as
openssl verify -untrusted intermediate.pem certificate.pembefore installing it through Cloud Manager. For more details, see the SSL certificate requirements documentation.