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AEM as a Cloud Service on Unified Shell aem-as-a-cloud-service-on-unified-shell

Last update: Thu Sep 26 2024 00:00:00 GMT+0000 (Coordinated Universal Time)

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Overview overview

AEM as a Cloud Service (Author Service) is integrated with Unified Shell to improve the user experience and unify it with all the other Experience Cloud applications. The impact of this integration can be seen in the top-header of the application as shown below.

The benefits of this are:

Single Sign-on across all Experience Cloud applications
Easy switching between organizations or switching to a different application
Improved product help
Easy in-product feedback button to report issues or share ideas with 蜜豆视频
Access to global product announcements and notifications in addition to notifications specific to AEM as a Cloud Service

Disabling Unified Shell disabling-unified-shell

Out of the box, AEM as a Cloud Service has unified shell enabled. However, in case the top-header has been customized, it is recommended to disable unified shell to avoid any issues with the customizations. To disable unified shell, follow the steps below:

NOTE

Unified Shell can be disabled only by an account with administrative privileges.

Click Tools > Cloud Services.

An admin user sees the Unified Shell Configuration card as shown below:
Click Unified Shell Configuration. Then, deselect the checkbox shown below to disable Unified Shell:

NOTE

Unified Shell can also be disabled from your project code. See Structure of the AEM UI - Unified Shell.

Changing to Dark Theme changing-to-dark-theme

To change to the dark theme, click your profile icon. This action displays a popover as shown below. You can use the toggle to switch to a dark theme for the Unified Shell.

INFO

The dark theme applies to Unified Shell (the top bar) only.

Identifying the AEM as a Cloud Service environment identify-aemaacs-environment

AEM as a Cloud Service provides three types of environments: Production, Stage, and Development. See Environment Types for more details. With this integration with Unified Shell, the type of environment that the user is logged into on the Author service is displayed on the top-header via a label as shown below.