Deploying

Check the technical requirements, then install or upgrade AEM - fully integrated into your environment.

AEM can be configured in a variety of ways to provide integration, scalability, and high-availability.

To ensure smooth operation you should perform regular maintenance and updates, monitor normal operations and adjust your installation to changing circumstances.

• Basic concepts for deployment:
  AEM instances, dispatcher
• Installing Author & Publish instances
• Upgrading from earlier versions
• Technical requirements
• Starting and stopping AEM
• Accessing CRX, CQSE and the Web Console
• Persistence Managers & Databases
• Deploying with an application server
• Running as Windows Service
• Changing port numbers
• Checklists
• Troubleshooting

• Configuration Overview
  
• Changing default passwords
• Configuring the Default UI (Touch-Optimized or Classic)
  
• OSGi Configuration Settings
• Configuring OSGi
• Configuring Run Modes
  
• Configuring Version Purging
• Configuring LDAP
• Enabling HTTP over SSL
• Configuring Single Sign On
• Optimizing Performance
• AEM Application Clustering
• Dispatcher
• Replication Agents
• AEM as Portlet inside a Portal
• Resource Mapping
• Configuration Checklist
• Configuring the Welcome Console
• Configuring AEM LiveCycle Connector
• Offloading Jobs to Loosely-Coupled Instances

• Regular maintenance 
• Performance monitoring
• Working with Logs
• Making a backup of the software
• Backing up your repository
• Monitoring your replication agents
• Monitoring Diskspace and Memory Usage
• The Web Console
  

• Managing your AEM projects
• Planning your AEM deployment
• Typical phases of a AEM project

• Building up your knowledge of AEM
• Checklists
• Hardware Sizing Guildlines

• Types of tests
• Testing and Tracking Tools
• Acceptance and Sign-Off