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AEM as a Cloud Service - Local Development Environment setup

#aem #adobeexperiencemanager #AEMCloudService AEM as a Cloud Service - Local Development Environment setup In this video let us see how to set up a local environment for AEM as a cloud service development Adobe Experience Manager as a Cloud Service is the cloud-native way of leveraging the AEM applications. As a first step download the required software’s from experience.adobe.com - you should have the required access Download the latest Java version from the General tab - I am downloading "Oracle JDK 11.0.6 for Windows-x64", download the latest AEM SDK from AEM as a Cloud Services tab Extract the Java Archive file Extract the SDK file. I am installing the publish instance, rename the SDK quickstart file as expected Set environment variable in CMD set JAVA_HOME="C:\Albin\SW\AEM-Cloud-service\dev\jdk-11.0.6" set PATH=%JAVA_HOME%\bin;%PATH%; Run jar - java -jar aem-sdk-publish-p4503.jar Now the publish server is accessible Install the wknd sites by downloading from GitHub - @em-guides-wknd/releases - The wknd default web page is accessible without any issues, this concludes the AEM publisher setup. Let us see now how to install the dispatcher – the dispatcher is enabled locally through the docker image, the required configuration files are placed in the deployment folder outside of the docker image Extract the dispatcher bundle, the bundle includes a configuration Validator CLI tool – helps to validate the dispatcher configuration with cloud standard and docker image for running it locally Before starting ensure the latest version of docker desktop software is installed on your machine - @ As a first step validate the dispatcher configs - the validator outputs a folder with all the required configuration files needed by the dispatcher to run locally., cd to bin folder- validator.exe full -d C:\Albin\SW\AEM-Cloud-service\dev\out ../src Run docker_run.cmd C:\Albin\SW\AEM-Cloud-service\dev\out host.docker.internal:4503 8080 Now you should be able to access the dispatcher URL through port 8080 - @