Can we change the production release time set in cloud manager?

 Yes, we can change the production release or scheduled release time in the cloud manager pipeline. At the step of schedule production deployment, we will see the option to Change the schedule, from there we can reschedule the deployment time.

Schedule Production Deployment Step in Adobe Cloud Manager 

Note: we will try to change or schedule the production release within 2 hours then this option will not allow you to do so and an error message populates "Please make sure the selected date and time is between 2 and 72 hours in the future". In that case, use the Schedule production deployment release now option and proceed with deployment.

Java SDK 11 required to run AEM as Cloud Service

 We need Java 11 SDK to work on AEM as CS. If you try to run on a lower version of Java SDK then it will throw an error. below is the error which you will get when you try to run the AEM as a cloud service jar using Java 1.8

E:\aem-sdk>java -jar aem-sdk-quickstart-author-p4502.jar
Loading quickstart properties: default
Loading quickstart properties: instance
java.lang.Exception: Quickstart requires a Java Specification 11 VM, but your VM (Java HotSpot(TM) 64-Bit Server VM / Oracle Corporation) reports java.specification.version=1.8
at com.adobe.granite.quickstart.base.impl.Main.checkEnvironment(Main.java:1046)
at com.adobe.granite.quickstart.base.impl.Main.<init>(Main.java:646)
at com.adobe.granite.quickstart.base.impl.Main.main(Main.java:981)
Quickstart: aborting

Manage multiple git accounts in a machine

 While working with multiple Bitbucket or GitLab accounts in a single machine but have a different user name and email, then we can set the local users for a specific repository using the below git commands. By default, Git picks the global user and email that is created in the .gitconfig file. This will help you to check-in the code with the correct user name and email.

Go to the directory path where you cloned the repo and open the GitBash. Run below commands one by one.

git config user.name "Git User1"
git config user.email git-account1@gitaccount.com

After executing the above git config user.name and git config user.email commands, you have done with local user setup for that git repogetory. Now commit a change and using git commit and verify the user name and email with the commit.

Hope this helps you to manage your multiple git accounts.