Friday 18 January 2019

AEM Managed cloud - Reasons to move

Reasons for moving to AEM Managed cloud?

When we need agility and velocity for AEM projects, we should think of using AEM managed cloud.




Challenges associated with normal AEM deployments:
  • Slower time to value
  • Staying ahead of security threats
  • Upgrades & Maintenance
  • Performance and availability management
Above reasons push companies to run AEM in cloud managed service by Adobe

Current statistics of Cloud with AEM Deployments
  • 580 Plus customers at present globally
  • Up to 99.9 average uptime
  • 21 days for on premise to cloud transition
  • 40 Plus operating regions on Azure and AWS
  • 5 disaster recovery modes to ensure maximum uptime
  • 150 Plus customer success engineers
Key benefits of AEM Managed cloud
  • Decreased risk with increased security
  • Minimize disruptions & increased ROI
  • Accelerate Time to Market
  • Receive Guided Expert Services
Offering from Cloud manager for AEM
  • Continuous Integration and Delivery: of code to speed time to market
  • Code inspection, performance testing and security validations:Based on best practices.
  • Based on best practices
  • Automatic , scheduled or manual deployment: Even during out of business hours.
  • Auto scaling to detect the need for additional capacty during un expected spikes
Read more:
 Quality, Security, Performance Checks in Adobe Cloud Manager
 Why you should think of using Adobe Cloud Manager for AEM Projects?

Thursday 10 January 2019

The need of AEM Admins and developers to understand Docker - AEM with Docker

Now a days distributed deployment is becoming common and Agile DevOps highly depends on containerized deployments. It was started with Microservice s and now stretching its wings.

The advantage of using AEM with docker
AEM With Docker fastens the deployment process. Any latest PRODUCTION environment could be imported to local file path as images. Say the TEST environment is crashed by some means, we can replace/repair this with docker images. These imported images can be exported to any Docker systems and will be useful to expand instances on-demand basis.

What is docker?

Docker allows you to run applications in an isolated environment with its own CPU, memory and network stack.

Docker needs a docker file to create an image from AEM and its dependencies. This image is then deployed to a new environment where code deployments are configured. This setup ensures the new environment is up and ready in few minutes.


AEM WITH DOCKER- Click on Image to see it big



Is AEM Docker combination a good pair?

There are arguments that AEM is state-ful where in repositories holds the content, still a brand new environment of AEM can be made available quickly. There are also reports that Adobe is working to make AEM Compatible with Docker and AEM builds are coming as docker images.

How does it impact the AEM Admins/ developers who work with AEM?

Since docker is the new deployment trend, it is highly recommended that AEM admins/ developers need to get a good understanding on docker and containerization techniques.