AEM Content Authoring Tutorial

Environments in the Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC) refer to different stages in the development process where software is tested, deployed, and managed. Typically, there are several environments in an SDLC, including: Development environment: Where software is developed and tested by developers . Test environment: Where software is tested by QA teams to identify and fix bugs and other issues. Staging/UAT environment: A replica of the production environment where software is tested for performance, scalability, and compatibility before deployment to production. Production/PROD/LIVE environment: The live environment where software is deployed and made available to end-users. Each environment has specific requirements, configurations, and security measures to ensure that software functions correctly and that sensitive data is protected. For more information on AEM Authoring, go through the below link. AEM Author Concepts

Content Fragments are created under /content/dam. These are just used to create articles, news, faqs  ., etc which seems to be like content.  These are re-usable content same as experience Fragment. Components cannot be added under the content Fragments. Procedure to create CF : 1.Navigate to /content/dam 2.Click on Create , select content Fragment and select content Fragment model. 3.Enter the CF title 4.Add the content which is required on the cf model. Adding CF on the page: 1. Edit the page and add Content Fragment component. 2. Select the cf model in the component. 3. Select the single item or multiple items. If multiple items are selected then parsys will be added on the page. Content Fragment Models can be created under  Tools --> Assest --> Content Fragment Models. CF Model contains below Data types. All these can be added with Mandatory Fields and based on the requirement of creating a CF Model For more information on above, go through the below syllabus. AEM Author Conc

 Multi Site Manager (MSM) allows aem developers to create copy of existing site and automatically update the copy when changes are done to the source site. Advantages of using MSM: Easily manage multiple websites that share common content. MSM allows aem developers to define relations between the sites so that content changes in one site are automatically replicated in all other sites. Reduces the time to manage your websites and increases the re-use of common content. Maintain common look and feel across all websites. When we should use MSM Sites are in multiple countries. Sites are in multiple languages. Need to reuse/replicate same content in multiple websites. Maintain consistent branding and content across websites. Creation of MSM from scratch (follow below) Create Language Masters Here we will create a sample English site, which will be used in the later point of creating multiple language copies. Create language-masters with any template. Create a sample site with Eng

Workflows are a step by step procedure in order to complete a Particular Task.  AEM Workflows allows you to automate a series of steps that are performed on (one or more) pages and/or assets. For example, when publishing, an editor has to review the content - before a site administrator activates the page. How to Navigate to workflows: Tools --> Workflows --> Models (Here you get all the Workflow Models) How to run a workflow: We can run workflow in 2 ways.   Edit the Page -- > start workflow (On Left Corner of the Page) -->  select the Workflow. Navigate to Workflows -->  Select workflow -->   Start workflow -->  Provide payload(Path on which you want run workflow). OOTB Important Workflows DAM Assest Update Workflow Request for Deletion Request for Activation   For more information on AEM , go through the below syllabus. AEM Author Concepts

 Personalisation is mainly used for displaying the content based on the user clicks/actions. Examples:  Any ecomerce website shows the personalised content based on recent search of the Products. Whatever the product you search in google , the same product will be displayed in FB. The above are just examples where this personalisation will come into picture. In AEM Personalisation is achieved in 2 Ways. AEM Context Hub Adobe Target Here we will discuss only AEM ContextHub.  Below is the minimum required procedure we should know as author to personalize the content. Segment: Segment are nothing but the different conditions are embedded within the segment.   With in this segment we need to add the conditions when this segment have to be shown to the user.  Procedure to Personalize the Page Create a Segment  Personalisation Tab --> Audience --> Create Context Hub Segment --> Add Segment Title --> Create. Edit the Segment Created (Add the Comparator Properties Like Proper

 A sitemap is a blueprint of your website that help search engines find, crawl and index all of your website’s content. Sitemaps also tell search engines which pages on your site are most important. This is totally related to SEO.  In most of the websites, this sitemap is used and it contains the important pages along with the structure , how the hierarchy of website content/structure is developed. There will be a sitemap.xml which will be used by Search to crawl over the website. For more information on AEM , go through the below syllabus. AEM Author Concepts