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AEM Permission Management
About
APM (AEM Permission Management) is an AEM based tool focused on streamlining the permission configuration. It provides a rich UX console tailored for administrators. They can write human readable scripts that handle user/group creation/deletion and permissions application, both in bulk. Through it's flexible grammar, exposed API, and high extensibility it vastly improves permission-based implementations.
Features
- DSL (Domain Specific Language) that makes the script human readable.
- Auditability for all permission scheme changes.
- Support for glob regexp access, that's not available ootb.
- Bulk changes for whole permission schemes.
- HTTP API access for better CI/CD implementations.
- Backend Java API for use of permission-based project features.
Compatibility
This page identifies the versions of Adobe Experience Manager with which a particular version of AEM Permission Management is compatible.
| AEM 6.3 | AEM 6.4 | AEM 6.5 | |
|---|---|---|---|
| APM 5.x.x | x | ||
| APM 4.x.x | x | x | x |
| APM 3.2.x | x | ||
| APM 3.1.x | x | ||
| APM 3.0.x | x |
Getting started
To start using APM an AEM in version at least 6.3 is required. The latest AEM packages are available here. Download both packages cq-actions-msg-replication and apm, and install them using CRX Package Manager.
How to use
Open APM dashboard http://localhost:4502/apm.html, and start using the tool. For more information visit user guide.
Documentation
- UI - quick tour for APM user's interface.
- Grammar - syntax of APM scripts, and description of main actions.
- Permissions - actions used for adding and revoking access to resources.
- Launchers - configuring auto execution of scripts.
- Backend API - executing scripts from backend services.
- Custom actions - implement your own action.
What's new?
APM 5.0.0
- Introduction of ANTLR 4.
- New way of registering actions (no regex, just friendly annotations).
- Improvements in UI (especially in script's editor and viewer).
- Introduction of new launchers (auto execution of scripts after package installation).
- Code separated in several modules (cleaner API).
How to contribute
See details in Contributing section
License
APM is licensed under Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License")
Commercial Support
Technical support can be made available if needed. Please contact us for more details.
We can:
- prioritize your feature request,
- tailor the product to your needs,
- provide a training for your engineers,
- support your development teams.
