Adobe Experience Manager (AEM) provides several consoles, which are web-based interfaces that allow administrators and developers to access and manage different aspects of the AEM system. Some commonly used AEM consoles include:
- AEM Web Console: This console provides various system information and diagnostic tools for monitoring and managing the AEM instance, such as bundle status, configuration settings, and logging.
- AEM CRXDE (CRXDE Lite): This is an integrated development environment (IDE) for AEM that allows developers to create, edit, and debug AEM content, templates, components, and workflows using a web-based interface.
- AEM Package Manager: This console allows administrators to create, upload, install, and uninstall content packages in AEM, which are used to package and distribute content and configurations between different AEM instances.
- AEM DAM Admin Console: This console provides a user interface for managing digital assets in the AEM DAM module, including uploading, organizing, and metadata management of digital assets.
- AEM User Admin Console: This console allows administrators to manage user accounts, groups, and permissions in AEM, including creating, editing, and deleting user accounts, assigning roles, and managing user memberships.
- AEM Dispatcher Console: This console provides configuration and management options for the AEM Dispatcher module, which is used for caching and load balancing content delivery from the AEM publish instances.
- AEM Tagging Console: This console allows administrators to manage tags, which are used for categorizing and organizing content in AEM, including creating, editing, and deleting tags, and managing tag hierarchies.
These are some of the commonly used AEM consoles that provide different functionalities for managing and administering the AEM system. The availability and access to these consoles may vary based on user roles and permissions in the AEM environment.
