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Adding details on how to try this lab on your own
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francoisledroff committed Sep 6, 2018
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* An AEM instance, 6.4.x, with administrative permissions.
* we assume this will be a no-brainer, you must be all familiar with AEM at this conference, right ?
* [Adobe I/O Console](https://adobe.io/console) access, with administrative permissions for your enterprise/lab organization
* we prepared a set of accounts for you to use in this lab
* we will all be using a test Organization, `id`-ed: `2A74564158A4D56F0A495C55@AdobeOrg`
* we prepared a set of accounts for you to use in this lab. Note that if you are trying this at home,
and if you have an AEM license, you should be able to use your own customer/organization account against [Adobe I/O Console](https://adobe.io/console)
* For this lab, we will all be using a test Organization, `id`-ed: `2A74564158A4D56F0A495C55@AdobeOrg`

In order to speed things up as we only have 30 minutes
* we pre-baked a certificate and an its associated keystore.
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* an integration is also pre-defined on `adobe.io` console at https://console.adobe.io/integrations/43611/47460/overview
* using the accounts mentioned above you should be able to access it, just in case you cant, [here are the info you need](certs/console.md)

If you are trying this at home, if you have an AEM license, you should be able
* to use your own customer/organization account against [Adobe I/O Console](https://adobe.io/console)
* define there your own AEM Adobe I/O integration
* upload there your own certificate
Look at [certs README file](certs/README.md) for the instructions


### Install the AEM Adobe I/O Events(`aem-event-proxy`) package

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* an integration is also pre-defined on `adobe.io` console at https://console.adobe.io/integrations/43611/47460/overview
* using the accounts mentioned above you should be able to access it

If you were to do it again, here are the instructions:
If you were to do it on yourself, if you have an AEM license, you should be able
* to use your own customer/organization account against [Adobe I/O Console](https://adobe.io/console)
* define there your own AEM Adobe I/O integration
* upload there your own certificate

here are the instructions:

#### Create a certificate and keystore

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