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You're probably aware that anytime we upload a DAM asset to AEM, a back-end workflow is started. Now we need to upload approx 3000 dam assets of varying sizes to our AEM instance, and don't want to overload it with thousands of operations all at once.

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The solution is discussed as follows:

  • Transfer from FileSystem to CQ instance: WebDAV (Web Distributed AUTHORING and Versioning)  is commonly used to upload a huge number of digital assets. WebDAV is a set of Hypertext Transfer Protocol (HTTP) extensions. It allows user agents to collaboratively write content straightforwardly in an HTTP web server by offering concurrency control and NAMESPACE operations. WebDAV is a protocol that allows users to create, edit, and MOVE documents on a server.
  • Transfer from one CQ instance to another: To move content from one CQ instance to another, CQ provides a number of alternatives. "Replication" (author->publish) and "create PACKAGE->export->install somewhere" are two examples. The File Vault (vlt) tool also offers a Remote Copy (rcp) feature, which comes in handy when moving GB or TB of digital assets (JCR node type dam:Asset) from DEV to STAGING to PRODUCTION. When transferring DAM assets from one instance to another, be careful to disable DAM workflow.
Conclusion:

Digitization has become a necessity for organisations to stay afloat in the long run. As a result, digital content management solutions like AEM are in high demand. The widespread adoption of AEM tools has resulted in additional employment openings for trained individuals. I hope you found this blog post on AEM to be helpful. 

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