Scalable Cloud-Native Content Platforms: Engineering Intelligent Digital Experience Systems Using AEM as a Cloud Service
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.63282/3050-9416.ICAIDSCT26-107Keywords:
Cloud-Native Cms, Adobe Experience Manager (AEM), Digital Experience Platform (DXP), Microservices Architecture, Headless CMS, CI/CD, Content Personalization, AI-Driven ExperiencesAbstract
Digital Experience Platforms (DXPs) have been the base layer of modern businesses that are looking to provide regular, user-specific, and high-quality digital experiences through various channels in a cloud-native environment that is evolving rapidly. Customer expectations are changing to always-available, context-aware, and content-rich interactions, and at the same time, traditional content management systems (CMS) are having a hard time because of their inflexible architectures, dependence on infrastructure, and limited scalability. Thus, Adobe Experience Manager (AEM) as a Cloud Service becomes a major facilitator in this scenario by providing a platform that is fully managed, elastic, and continuously updated and is made for large-scale content delivery and customer experience orchestration across various channels. The present paper explores the ways in which AEM as a Cloud Service resolves the issues that are intrinsic to the models of legacy CMS that have limitations—like single deployments, scaling that is done manually, and operational overhead by using microservices, containerization, and an automated DevOps pipeline, thus, it discards the old models. The paper goes further to present an intelligent, cloud-native content engineering model by incorporating composable architectures, headless delivery, AI-assisted content workflows, and performance-driven design principles on top of these features. The model in question offers the possibility of teams being able to separate content creation from presentation, shorten release cycles, and modify experiences dynamically according to user behavior and business context. There are results that show the improvements in system resilience, page performance, and content velocity, as well as the reduction of operational costs and time-to-market, which are measurable. On the business side, the model put forward gives organizations the power to be able to scale without worrying, to enhance customer engagement, and to keep their digital experience strategies up-to-date with the future; at the same time, they will be able to maintain governance and security in a digital ecosystem that is changing fast.
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