Deploy to Adobe I/O Runtime
Asset Compute projects, and the workers they contain, must be deployed to Adobe I/O Runtime via the Adobe I/O CLI to be used by AEM as a Cloud Service.
When deploying to Adobe I/O Runtime for use by AEM as a Cloud Service Author services only two environment variables are required:
AIO_runtime_namespacepoints the App Builder Workspace to deploy toAIO_runtime_authare the App Builder workspace’s authentication credentials
The other standard variables defined in the .env file are implicitly provided by AEM as a Cloud Service when it invokes the Asset Compute worker.
Development workspace
Because this project was generated using aio app init using the Development workspace, AIO_runtime_namespace is automatically set to 81368-wkndaemassetcompute-development with the matching AIO_runtime_auth in our local .env file. If an .env file exists in the directory used to issue the deploy command, its values are used, unless they are supersedes via an OS level variable export, which is how stage and production workspaces are targeted.
To deploy to the workspace define in the projects .env file:
- Open the command line in the root of the Asset Compute project
- Execute the command
aio app deploy - Execute the command
aio app get-urlto obtain the worker URL for use in the AEM as a Cloud Service Processing Profile to reference this custom Asset Compute worker. If the project contains multiple workers, discrete URLs for each worker are listed.
If local development and AEM as a Cloud Service Development environments use separate Asset Compute deployments, deployments to AEM as a Cloud Service Dev can be managed in the same manner as Stage and Production deployments.
Stage and Production workspaces stage-and-production
Deploying to Stage and Production workspaces are typically done by your CI/CD system of choice. The Asset Compute project must be deployed to each Workspace (Stage and then Production) discretely.
Setting true environment variables overrides values for the same-named variables in .env.
The general approach, typically automated by a CI/CD system, for deploying to Stage and Production environments is:
- Ensure the Adobe I/O CLI npm module and Asset Compute plug-in are installed
- Check out the Asset Compute project to deploy from Git
- Set the environment variables with the values that correspond to the target workspace (Stage or Production)
- The two required variables are
AIO_runtime_namespaceandAIO_runtime_authand are obtained per workspace in Adobe I/O Developer Console via the Workspace’s Download All feature.
- The two required variables are
The values of these keys can be set by issuing export commands from the command line:
$ export AIO_runtime_namespace=81368-wkndaemassetcompute-stage
$ export AIO_runtime_auth=27100f9f-2676-4cce-b73d-b3fb6bac47d1:0tDu307W6MboQf5VWB1BAK0RHp8xWqSy1CQc3lKe7f63o3aNtAu0Y3nAmN56502W
If your Asset Compute workers require any other variables, such at cloud storage, these should be exported as environment variables as well.
- Once all the environment variables are set for the target workspace to deploy to, execute the deploy command:
aio app deploy
- The worker URL(s) referenced by the AEM as a Cloud Service Processing Profile is also available via:
aio app get-url.
If the Asset Compute project version changes the worker URL(s) also change to reflect the new version, and the URL will need to be updated in the Processing Profiles.
Workspace API provisioning workspace-api-provisioning
When setting up the App Builder project in Adobe I/O to support local development, a new Development workspace was created and Asset Compute, I/O Events and I/O Events Management APIs were added to it.
The Asset Compute, I/O Events and I/O Events Management APIs APIS are only explicitly added to the workspaces used for local development. Workspaces that integrate (exclusively) with AEM as a Cloud Service environments do not need these APIs explicitly added as the APIs are made naturally available to AEM as a Cloud Service.