AEM / Edge Delivery Services
Edge Delivery Services
We design and build on Adobe Experience Manager Edge Delivery Services: very fast pages and forms, authored in documents or in Universal Editor, delivered at the edge. We also help teams decide when Edge Delivery is the right fit and when traditional AEM Sites is.
Problems we solve
- Pages that score poorly on Core Web Vitals and Lighthouse
- Slow publishing and long development cycles
- Authors who find the AEM authoring experience hard to use
- Uncertainty about whether to move to Edge Delivery Services
What we do
- Edge Delivery Services architecture and block development
- Document-based authoring and Universal Editor setup
- Forms on Edge Delivery Services
- Migration of pages from AEM Sites to Edge Delivery
- Performance baselines and monitoring
- Agent-ready, machine-readable content structure
How we approach it
- Fit checkDecide which page families belong on Edge Delivery and which stay on AEM Sites.
- Prove itBuild one production-quality page family and measure performance and authoring.
- Roll outMigrate the rest in waves, with governance for blocks and content.
Adobe products involved
- Edge Delivery Services
- Universal Editor
- AEM Sites
- AEM Forms
- Adobe Experience Manager as a Cloud Service
Common questions
What is Edge Delivery Services?
It is Adobe’s fast publishing layer for AEM. Pages and forms are authored in documents or Universal Editor and delivered from the edge, which usually means very fast load times.
Should we move everything to Edge Delivery Services?
Not necessarily. It suits marketing pages and forms very well. Complex, personalized or heavily integrated experiences may stay on AEM Sites. A fit check shows which is which.
Next step
Tell us where your Edge Delivery Services platform is today and where it needs to be.
Talk to us about Edge Delivery Services