To speed up package upload as well as DAM asset uploads, point java.io.tmpdir at a locally direct-attached drive that speaks SATA or SCSI, not a network drive. For the Amazon Cloud, this would be the “ephemeral” drive, also called the “instance store”.
April 1, 2020
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Logistics of a CQ or AEM Package Upload
Uploading a package to AEM via Package Manager will cause it to be first incrementally saved in the folder designated as java.io.tmpdir in the form of a file named something like this: __crx8317477248625593413.dat Once installed, it will be automatically deleted.
To speed up package upload as well as DAM asset uploads, point java.io.tmpdir at a locally direct-attached drive that speaks SATA or SCSI, not a network drive. For the Amazon Cloud, this would be the “ephemeral” drive, also called the “instance store”.
To speed up package upload as well as DAM asset uploads, point java.io.tmpdir at a locally direct-attached drive that speaks SATA or SCSI, not a network drive. For the Amazon Cloud, this would be the “ephemeral” drive, also called the “instance store”.
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