CREATING A LOCAL CLOUD ENVIRONMENT INSTALL

Unzip the downloaded aem-sdk-XXX.zip file.Review and accept the EULA, and tap the Download buttonĮxtract the Quickstart Jar from the AEM SDK zip.Sort by Published Date in Descending order.Navigate to the AEM as a Cloud Service tab.Note that your Adobe Organization must be provisioned for AEM as a Cloud Service to download the AEM as a Cloud Service SDK.The AEM as a Cloud Service SDK, or AEM SDK, contains the Quickstart Jar used to run AEM Author and Publish locally for development, as well as the compatible version of the Dispatcher Tools. Verify Java 11 SDK is installed by running the command:.

CREATING A LOCAL CLOUD ENVIRONMENT INSTALL

Download and install the latest Java SDK 11.Install JavaĮxperience Manager is a Java application, and thus requires the Java SDK to support the development tooling. In Windows, this is the equivalent of %HOMEPATH%. Note that ~ is used as shorthand for the User’s Directory. This allows developers to deploy to, and test custom code, configuration and content prior to committing it to source control, and deploying it to a AEM as a Cloud Service environment. Adobe Experience Manager (AEM) can be run locally using the AEM as a Cloud Service SDK’s Quickstart Jar.

Creating a local cloud environment