Posts Tagged with "Apache Jackrabbit Oak"
Embedding Oak Index Configurations into a Package
AEM 6 ships with a new repository, CRX3 which is based on Apache Oak, a subproject of the Apache Jackrabbit project. This repository promises significant performance increases over CRX2, however it does require a bit more work to setup. Unlike CRX2, CRX3 requires you to explicitly declare which fields will be indexed.
3 Scripts to Make AEM Compaction Easy
Scripts to help easily run TarMK compaction on AEM 6.0 - AEM 6.2
Improving Bulk User Creation in AEM 200x
Concrete tips and solutions for optimizing the creation & update of large numbers (100,000+) of users and groups in Adobe Experience Manager.
Revealing Hidden OAK Properties
Did you know there are properties you can't see in your Apache Sling / Adobe Experience Manager repository? You can see them with Apache Oak Run.
AEM as a Cloud Service Follow-Up: Insights from Cedric Huesler
Yesterday, Cedric Huesler, the Director of Product Management at Adobe started a Twitter thread on AEM as a Cloud Service. I have a number of burning questions about AEM as a Cloud Service, so I figured I'd take Cedric up on the offer to ask anything.
How AEM as a Cloud Service Scales
With AEM as a Cloud Service, Adobe has solved some challenging problems to make AEM scale in the cloud. Here's how Adobe can scale AEM as a Cloud Service, vs the fixed model for AEM "Classic".
Crossing the Performance Chasm with Mass Users / Groups in AEM
Group membership in AEM struggles with large numbers of user, group associations. Learn how to use Jackrabbit Oak's Dynamic Group Membership to support hundreds of thousands of users in AEM.
Exploring the Sling Feature Model: Part 2 - Composite NodeStore
Continue exploring the Sling Feature Model by building an Oak Composite NodeStore in Docker
Unicode Fun with Apache Jackrabbit / Sling
Experimenting with using Unicode characters in the JCR
Demystifying Oak Search Part 1: Exploring Indexes with Luke
Exploring Apache Jackrabbit Oak indexes with Luke
Demystifying Oak Search Part 2: Traversal
Traversal is the bane of query performance in Apache Jackrabbit Oak, learn what traversal means and how to avoid it.
Demystifying Oak Search Part 3: Five Indexing Gotchas
Wouldn't it be great if it was just as easy as "use an index" Here are 5 Oak Indexing Gotchas
3 Simple Rules for a Successful AEM Access Control Model
Follow these three rules for setting up a sustainable Apache Jackrabbit Oak Access Control model
Demystifying Oak Search Part 4: Included / Query Paths
Misconfiguring the includedPaths and queryPaths on your custom Oak indexes could cause results to be missing from search. Find out why and how to fix it.
New(ish) in Apache Oak: Query Offset / Limit Options
Now in Apache Oak you can specify limit and offset options in the body of Oak queries