Enterprise Applications

AEM Testing Training

Master Manual and Automated Quality Assurance for Adobe Experience Manager Applications

4.8(1,100 students)
48 Hours
Intermediate
AdobeAEMAEM TestingSeleniumAutomation TestingQuality AssuranceAEM Mocks
AEM Testing Training

Enroll in AEM Testing Training

Get started with a free demo class.

By submitting, you agree to our privacy policy. We'll never share your details.

Live Online
Classroom
Weekend Batches Available
Lifetime Access to Recordings

Course Overview

This training program provides Quality Assurance engineers and automation testers with the specialized skills needed to validate Adobe Experience Manager (AEM) implementations. Participants will explore the underlying architecture of AEM, spanning Author and Publish environments, CRXDE, and the OSGi console. The curriculum covers key verification processes including authoring behaviors, asset management workflows, and dispatcher caching behavior. Throughout the course, you will build robust, automated test scripts using Selenium WebDriver, Maven, and AEM Mocks to streamline regression and integration testing.

Who Should Learn

Quality Assurance Engineers and Software Testers entering the AEM space
Automation Test Engineers specializing in Java and Selenium frameworks
AEM Developers aiming to write thorough integration and functional test suits
Technical Test Leads managing multi-tenant content management deployments

Prerequisites

  • Basic understanding of core web technologies including HTML, CSS, and JSON data structures
  • Prior exposure to fundamental manual testing workflows or basic Java programming concepts

Learning Outcomes

Navigate, configure, and isolate errors across AEM Author, Publish, and OSGi administration consoles
Execute comprehensive functional verification of content components, operational templates, and complex web forms
Configure programmatic AEM Mock configurations to write isolated Java unit and integration tests
Build modular automated user interface test scripts utilizing Selenium WebDriver alongside Maven and TestNG
Validate Dispatcher cache structures, invalidation rules, and edge-side cache flush requests
Perform automated API and data validation testing on AEM endpoints using Postman and Rest Assured
Integrate automated AEM testing suites into continuous delivery workflows using Jenkins server instances

Course Curriculum

1Module 1: Architecture & Testing Environments
4 topics
  • Architectural overview of Adobe Experience Manager and modern web infrastructure
  • Differentiating Authoring instances from live Publishing environments
  • Navigating Sites, digital asset structures, and underlying repository storage
  • The roles, responsibilities, and key focus areas for QA teams within AEM projects
2Module 2: Technical Environment Configuration
4 topics
  • Deploying and initializing local AEM execution files for testing teams
  • Exploring CRXDE Lite and managing packages via the OSGi Web Console
  • Overview of Dispatcher cache topologies and tracking administrative configurations
  • Establishing structural test users, explicit groups, and security permissions matrices
3Module 3: Functional Content & Form Verification
4 topics
  • Executing manual test strategies within authoring screens and responsive components
  • Verifying authoring interfaces: Component configuration dialogs, inline editing, and content assembly
  • Validating asset lifecycle behaviors, structural metadata profiles, and asset processing
  • Testing functional AEM Forms, user input validation, and adaptive form experiences
4Module 4: Component Automation Frameworks
4 topics
  • Introduction to the native AEM Mock framework and standard unit test construction
  • Structuring automated functional testing workflows using Apache Maven and Java
  • Configuring isolated mock environments to validate complex server-side business components
  • Developing repeatable programmatic scripts for functional layout template checks
5Module 5: Workflow Engines & Performance Caching
4 topics
  • Analyzing workflow execution and validating custom participant or process steps
  • Automating workflow verification paths against content event launchers and transitions
  • Testing content delivery layers: Verifying cache configuration, rules, and invalidation flushing
  • Performance engineering considerations, CDN boundary behaviors, and load profiles
6Module 6: Multi-System Integration & REST APIs
4 topics
  • Verifying boundaries between AEM and external tools like CRM, data warehouses, and DAMs
  • Executing functional API layer verifications on headless endpoints using Postman
  • Automating structured JSON and XML response validations with Rest Assured frameworks
  • Isolating data sync defects, checking logging contexts, and managing system transactions
7Module 7: Enterprise Test Automation Strategy
4 topics
  • Developing custom object models with Selenium WebDriver for AEM authoring portals
  • Structuring automated frameworks utilizing multi-layered TestNG or JUnit setups
  • Configuring automated regression jobs inside continuous integration environments with Jenkins
  • Setting up interactive execution logging, failure screenshot captures, and dashboard metrics
8Module 8: Security, Upgrades & Operational Best Practices
4 topics
  • Evaluating system security permissions, access control boundaries, and common vulnerability flags
  • Architecting regression test suites tailored for AEM upgrades and application deployments
  • Overcoming real-world test data cleanup issues and content state management problems
  • Final code review, comprehensive practice exercises, and AEM certification preparation

Certification

Acquire the SkillSurf Certified Adobe Experience Manager Testing Specialist credential upon successfully passing all platform lab assignments and the programmatic validation examination.

Frequently Asked Questions

While foundational familiarity with automated concepts helps, the course guides you step-by-step from manual core AEM testing concepts to building advanced automation suites using Selenium and Java.
You will learn how to verify that static and dynamic pages cache correctly on the web server layer, test how cache invalidation rules trigger upon site replication, and troubleshoot flush configuration bugs.
The course comprehensively addresses both models, covering traditional page layout component testing via browser automation alongside headless API validation using JSON parsers.