Amazon Kendra and Adobe Experience Manager (AEM) are two robust tools committed to redefining the digital landscape. Amazon Kendra, an intelligent search service, powered by Machine Learning (ML), elevates the everyday search experience, while Adobe Experience Manager serves as a comprehensive content management system that streamlines the content lifecycle. However, the real magic happens when these platforms integrate, creating a powerful Enterprise Search that is efficient, accurate, and tailored to user needs.
Understanding the need for efficient Enterprise Search is to recognize the challenges faced by many organizations today. With data repositories growing at an unprecedented pace, finding relevant information could be akin to finding a needle in a haystack. Enter Amazon Kendra and Adobe Experience Manager. When integrated, these tools convert your data repositories into well-organized libraries, dispensing precise information exactly when needed.
Before delving into the integration process, it is essential to understand what requiring the integration entails. To use Amazon Kendra and AEM conjointly, users must have an AWS (Amazon Web Services) account with specific privileges, including access to AWS IAM Identity Center and AWS Secrets Manager. Besides, users should possess a basic understanding of AWS and AEM along with an AEM On-Premise setup and the capacity to set up OAuth2.0.
Starting the integration process, the first step involves configuring the Amazon Kendra AEM connector. This connector operates as a bridge between Kendra and AEM, undergoing regular indexing to update AEM content. For user-specific search results, it’s imperative to include the indexing of the Access Control List (ACL) along with the existing content.
In parallel, the integration process also connects with AWS IAM Identity Center. This connection allows user and group synchronization from the active directory, catering to more personalized search results.
Successful integration serves as a significant milestone but harnessing its power requires a nuanced understanding of the platforms. Amazon Kendra, apart from providing relevant search results, also learns from user interaction. The more it is used, the more accurate the results become. Simultaneously, AEM, serving both On-Premise and Cloud Service, paves the way for seamless content management.
Committing to integrating Amazon Kendra with AEM not only translates into effective enterprise search but also fosters an environment where information is easily accessible and meaningful content thrives. For further queries, feel free to reach out to us. Switch to a superior search experience, integrate Amazon Kendra with Adobe Experience Manager today.
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