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Adobe Experience Manager testing, on author and on publish.
A page can look perfect on author and still break on publish when replication stalls or the dispatcher serves a stale cache. We test authoring, publishing, and the handoff between them.
Author to publish
Sample run- Page authored and approvedPassed
- Replicated to publishPassed
- Dispatcher cache invalidatedPassed
- Published page matches authorPassed
- Localized sites updated11 of 12
Hold
One language site is still serving the old page.
What we test
- Component, template, and page authoring, including edge cases authors actually hit
- Author roles, permissions, and approval workflows
- Replication from author to publish, and what visitors really see afterward
- Dispatcher caching and invalidation, so updates appear when they should
- Forms and integrations on published pages
- Multi-site and multi-language rollouts
Regression for platform updates
Adobe updates AEM regularly, and every update can change how components render or how authoring behaves. We keep a regression suite for your critical templates and journeys running against each update, so your authors and your visitors don’t find the problems first.
Is your AEM platform covered on both sides?
Let’s look at your authoring and publishing risk together.