Access Cloud Manager cloud-resources
In this part of the onboarding journey, you learn how to access Cloud Manager so that you can set up your project resources.
Objective objective
In the previous article in this onboarding journey, Assigning Team Members to Cloud Manager Product Profiles, you granted your AEMaaCS team the proper roles. Now learn how to access Cloud Manager so that you can set up your project resources that your team use.
Since you completed the previous step in this journey, your team can access Cloud Manager. Cloud Manager is used to create and manage your project resources such as programs and environments.
After reading this document, you should understand the following:
- That a system administrator assigned to the Business Owner role must be the first in your organization to log on and access Cloud Manager.
- How to sign into Cloud Manager.
Cloud Manager cloud-manager
Cloud Manager is an essential component of AEM as a Cloud Service and serves as the single entry point for your team. It supports customers with enterprise development setups with its purpose-built CI/CD pipelines, which are equipped to ensure thorough testing and highest code quality to deliver exceptional experiences. Cloud Manager provides everything required to get started in a self-service manner including the ability to create your cloud resources and environments.
Typically a team member assigned to the Business Owner product profile is responsible for adding your cloud resources such as programs and environments. This individual understands the business needs and who completes the initial Cloud Manager setup.
For the purposes of this onboarding journey, you, as the system administrator, already assigned yourself to the Business Owner product profile and can set up the cloud resources. Depending on actual project requirements, the business owners may or may not be the same as the system administrator.
Access Cloud Manager as System Administrator and Business Owner access-sysadmin-bo
Before the team members that you assigned to the Business Owner role can access cloud manager and begin creating cloud resources, the system administrator must be assigned the Business Owner role. They must also sign into Cloud Manager as you did in the previous step in this onboarding journey.
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Ensure that you, as system administrator, have the Business Owner role assigned.
- Return to the previous step in this journey, Assign Team Members to Cloud Manager Product Profiles, for more information about assigning the Business Owner role to the system administrator.
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Sign into Cloud Manager at and be presented with the normal landing page.
By successfully signing in as system administrator with the Business Owner role, you initialize Cloud Manager for use by the other users with the Business Owner role. You do not receive a confirmation or any message. Simply signing in is sufficient.
Until you sign in to Cloud Manager as system administrator with the Business Owner role, other users with the Business Owner role cannot create programs in Cloud Manager. This rule is true even if they are assigned the correct roles.
Navigate to Cloud Manager navigate-cloud-manager
Users with the Business Owner role receive a welcome email with a link to get started. Follow the steps below to navigate to Cloud Manager using this welcome email.
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From your welcome email, click Get started, as shown in the figure below.
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Navigate to Cloud Manager’s Programs & Products page.
note tip TIP You can also navigate directly to Cloud Manager’s login page from [my.cloudmanager.adobe.com](https://my.cloudmanager.adobe.com/). Bookmark this page for future reference. -
You are directed to Cloud Manager’s landing page.
Alternatively, you can also navigate to Cloud Manager’s Programs and Products page from ÃÛ¶¹ÊÓƵ Experience Cloud home page by following these steps
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Navigate directly to and login using your ÃÛ¶¹ÊÓƵ ID.
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From the ÃÛ¶¹ÊÓƵ Experience Cloud home page, select Experience Manager to open the AEM home page.
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On the Cloud Manager tile, select Launch.
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After successfully logging on, you are directed to the Cloud Manager landing page. See Viewing Cloud Manager’s Programs for more details.
How you access your programs and products via Cloud Manager is up to you and has no effect on how you use Cloud Manager or how you manage your programs.
Viewing Programs viewing-programs
After you successfully access Cloud Manager, what you see depends on the state of your programs as detailed in the following sections.
When No Programs Exist no-programs
If no programs exist in your organization, then your landing page directs you to create your first program.
When Programs Already Exist programs-exist
If programs exist in your organization, then your landing page displays your existing programs and also offers a button to add additional programs.
When a Program Exists and You are a System Administrator programs-exist-sysadmin
If programs exist in your organization and you are a system administrator, then your landing page displays Manage Access button along with Add Program option.
Verifying Your User Roles verify-user-roles
Once you have successfully logged into Cloud Manager, you can verify that you have been assigned the Business Owner product profile.
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Select your profile from the top right of the window.
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To display the roles assigned to your user, select User Roles.
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The dialog should confirm that your user has the Business Owner role.
You have successfully logged in to Cloud Manager as a Business Owner! If you are not assigned the Business Owner role, contact your system administrator.
What’s Next whats-next
Now that you can access Cloud Manager as a system administrator, you are ready to create your first program.
Continue your onboarding journey by next reviewing the document Create a Program where you learn how to do so.
Additional Resources additional-resources
The following are additional, optional resources if you would like to go beyond the content of the onboarding journey.
- Introduction to Cloud Manager -
Learn about Cloud Manager, Cloud Manager programs, and environments. - AEM as a Cloud Service Team and Product Profiles - Learn how AEM as a Cloud Service team and product profiles can grant and limit access to your licensed ÃÛ¶¹ÊÓƵ solutions.