In Adobe Experience Manager (AEM), Live Copy functionality—backed by the Multi-Site Manager (MSM)—allows for synchronized content replication across regional or site-specific structures, while retaining the flexibility for localized changes. For web pages, AEM provides public APIs that enable developers to programmatically create Live Copies using standard interfaces. However, no such public API exists for creating … Continue reading Creating Asset Live Copies Programmatically in AEM
Category: MSM
MSM Rollout – Excluding content updates
Rollout synchronizes content from the source to the livecopy. Can be triggered by an author (on a blueprint page) or by a system event (as defined by the rollout configuration). During rollout, content (paragraph items, page properties) are updated as per Rollout configurations (Rules that determine which properties will be synchronized, how and when.) Hereby … Continue reading MSM Rollout – Excluding content updates
Avoid Binary Duplication – Multilingual Assets
Asset binaries occupy much larger storage space compared to metadata and tags. Therefore, if translating metadata and tags only serves your purpose, omit to translate the binaries. File Data Store and Amazon S3 Data Store provide a storage infrastructure that is best suited for these scenarios. These storage repositories store a single copy of asset … Continue reading Avoid Binary Duplication – Multilingual Assets
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