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Dispatcher flush from AEM UI

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How to Delete Dispatcher cache without logging into the Dispatcher servers? Our Authoring team faces day to day challenges while deleting/flush the dispatcher cache. when the changes are not visible on server. They have to be depended on the IT operations/Dev ops teams to do the same. Which some time get very much time consuming for a small work.  In this article we will see it can be configure and used by Author UI itself.  This will allow  AEM authors (or “super authors”) to flush parts of the dispatcher cache manually without the involvement of IT Operations. How to Use 1. Log in to AEM Author 2. Download the ACS commons tool from  ACS Commons Official page 3. Install the downloaded package via aem package manager.   4. Make sure you create the dispatcher flush agents on Author for all Dispatchers. from http://<<host:port>>/miscadmin#/etc/replication/agents.author, check the NOTE's part at the end of page. 5. Navigate to Tools 6. Under the acs-commmons/dispatcher-flu

AdobeDispatcherHacks ".statfile"

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AEM DISPATCHER STATFILE UNDERSTANDING & CACHE INVALIDATION:- AEM Developers, Infrastructure Engineers regularly come across a challenge on decoding the statfile and using it efficiently especially statfile becomes highly relevant in a multi-tenanted environment with different project teams controlling different sites. The article addresses in a simple way on how to understand the mechanisms of stat file and gives a detailed explanation of how it can be used in a multi-tenant environment model.  The image for your reference as a quick overview of the data flow, before we take a deep dive.  This article covers - 1 - When dispatcher serves the old version of the content. How to avoid it. 2- Cache invalidation mechanism. Assumption - If you are reading this article, I believe you would have a basic understanding of Dispatcher and it's configuration. Firstly let’s set the initial configuration for the cache invalidation section of the dis