AEM Foundation & Repository

Du viser støtteinnhold for versjon:

Oak MicroKernel
- Oak Segment Tar - a new TarMK format for optimized runtime and maintenance performance
- Full support for Online Revision Cleanup, to be scheduled for frequent automatic execution as a maintenance task without system down-time. For more guidelines please see the Revision Cleanup Tutorial.
- Please see Apache Jackrabbit Oak Jira v. 1.6.0 and Apache Jackrabbit Oak Jira v. 1.6.1 for a full overview of fixed issues.

Migration to Oak
- crx2oak tool support for Oak Segment Tar
- See the CRX2Oak Release Notes for a complete list of changes.

Forsiktig!

The new version of the Oak Segment Tar present in AEM 6.3 requires a repository migration. This step is mandatory if you are upgrading from an older version of TarMK or want to switch the new Segment Tar from another type of persistence. For more information on what the benefits of the new Segment Tar are, see the Migrating to Oak Segment Tar FAQ.

AEM 6.3 implements the 2017 Adobe Marketing Cloud UI design. Further - the user interface has been fully transitioned to the Web Component based Coral 3 UI framework.
The Classic UI is included in AEM 6.3. Mind that most entry points from within the Touch-optimized UI, that were enabled by default in version 5.6-6.2, to switch to the Classic UI equivalent have been disabled by default.

Forsiktig!

Adobe is planning to deprecate the Classic UI in AEM in April 2018. The 2018 release of AEM will still contain the Classic UI as it is part of current AEM release. Following that, Adobe is planning to remove the Classic UI from AEM in April 2019. Read more.

Pre-Upgrade Maintenance Optimization has been enhanced for automation by allowing pre-upgrade tasks to be triggered using JMX.
Pre-Upgrade Compatibility Checks allow you to quickly perform compatibility checks on your APIs with the new version
Post Upgrade Check Automation makes it easier to check for errors after an upgrade.
Upgrade process has been made more resilient
Please see https://helpx.adobe.com/experience-manager/6-3/sites/deploying/using/upgrade.html for more details on these features.

Security - Configuration
- Support for all OSGI configuration properties to be stored in a protected encrypted form instead of clear text
- Configurable Admin password; This feature allows admin password to be set using the command line when installing a new AEM instance.
Security - CUG
- Closed User Group (CUG) implementation in AEM has been enhanced to address the performance, scalability and security issues present with the existing implementation.
  https://helpx.adobe.com/experience-manager/6-3/sites/administering/using/closed-user-groups.html
Security - OAuth
- AEM's OAuth server can revoke previously granted access tokens and refresh tokens
- Custom OAuth Scopes can be defined for use by AEM's OAuth server
Security -CORS
- Support for Cross-Origin Resource Sharing (CORS) requests with separate policies for different origins and resource paths
Security - UI
- A new SSL setup wizard has been added for promoting and enabling use of secure https based access to AEM instances, and it shows as a task in the Inbox after install.
  Please see https://helpx.adobe.com/experience-manager/6-3/sites/administering/using/security.html for more details on above changes.

A new Calendar view has been added for both Projects and Inbox, making it easier to track activities.
There is a new enhanced Inbox available that is more user friendly and makes task handling more efficient.
https://helpx.adobe.com/experience-manager/6-3/sites/authoring/using/inbox.html
Project Masters have been introduced as a new way of quickly creating Projects that reuse the same team structure
Please see https://helpx.adobe.com/experience-manager/6-3/sites/authoring/using/projects.html for more details on these features.

Workflow stages have been introduced in the model editor, the stages help visualize the progress of the workflows while handling tasks.
Best practices are available for workflows.

Disk & Memory monitoring: OS-managed resources like disk and memory can now be viewed together with AEM activities on the timeline view in the Operations Dashboard Monitoring section. This enables observations on how AEM activities impacts system resources and vice versa.
Content Distribution Monitoring exposes status of content for activation in Content Distribution via JMX

List of changes