Documentation

Learn how to build, publish, and launch your site with Adobe Experience Manager.

Build

Everything developers need to build fast sites with Adobe Experience Manager, and how to structure content for an optimal authoring experience.

Publish

The in-depth guide for authors looking to create, publish, and manage content with Adobe Experience Manager.

Launch

Get ready to launch with our resources for operating your site with DNS, CDN, and SEO.

Resources

Sidekick

Install the AEM Sidekick to author and publish with Adobe Experience Manager.

Community

The right place to ask questions, share experiences, and learn more about AEM is our online and offline community

Admin API

Reference documentation for the Admin API.

status.adobe.com

Check if Adobe Experience Manager sites are available right now and confirm service level availability.

AEM.live Blog

Recent blog posts from the AEM team, updated every few weeks

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Folder Mapping

Folder mapping should only be used in cases where SEO and GEO play no role. This includes authenticated sites, or SPAs that display content that should not be indexed.

Since Folder Mapping causes a number of issues beyond SEO, including an infinite URL space that serves 200, the Folder Mapping is feature flagged to prevent accidental misuse.

Anti-Patterns

Folder mapping should not be used for:

Sites that have SEO/GEO needs, specifically product information that requires JSON-LD in the initial payload.
Sites using a combination of a large number of folder-mapped pages and frequently changing metadata. For such use cases, it is better to provide the content via different methods. Talk to your Adobe contact to learn more.
Mapping of excessively dynamic or infinite URLs like /search/<query>, dynamic search results are better served via query parameters or URL hash property
Generating non-cacheable content like user specific URLs. This can lead to cache pollution and possible security risks if content is unintentionally cached.