NEW QUESTION 1
During an optimization session, a client using AEM 6.5 mentions that they face challenges with their AEM Author setup. The client has significant repository growth and can see an increased amount of TAR files in the segmentstore on disk. When editors are working, they see that workflows take up more time. The purging of workflows works as expected. Which two optimizations should an Architect suggest to took into and further investigate? (Choose two.)

• A. Leverage workflow offloading for all workflows
• B. Configure the Maximum Parallel Jobs
• C. Increase the maxFileSize of the TAR segmentstore
• D. Leverage Transient Workflows where possible
• E. Execute an offline tar compaction twice a day

Answer: AD

Explanation:
Leverage workflow offloading for all workflows and Leverage Transient Workflows where possible123
. According to Adobe Experience Manager documentatio2n, workflow offloading is a technique that distributes processing tasks among AEM instances in a topology. This can improve performance and scalability of AEM author instances by using dedicated instances for executing workflows. Transient workflows are workflows that do not persist any data or history and are automatically purged after completion 3. This can reduce repository growth and improve workflow efficiency.

NEW QUESTION 2
A customer wants to implement an AEM solution to serve localized content to several regional websites. Which AEM capability should the Architect recommend?

• A. Use translation connector and Multi Site Manager
• B. Use il8N API and Multi Site Manager
• C. Use translation connector and il8N API
• D. Use translation connector and translation workflows

Answer: A

Explanation:
According to Adobe Experience Manager documentation, translation connectors are used to integrate AEM with third-party translation services to orchestrate the translation of AEM content. Multi Site Manager (MSM) is used to create and manage multiple websites that share common content and structure.
https://experienceleague.adobe.com/docs/experience-manager-cloud-service/content/sites/administering/reusing

NEW QUESTION 3
An Architect needs to design a deployment process without downtime for end users. The system architecture contains an AEM author, two AEM publishers, two publish Dispatchers, and a centrally managed load balancer. The publishers serve some content that cannot be cached.
Which two actions should the Architect take to meet these requirements? (Choose two.)

• A. Connect each publish Dispatcher to one AEM publish
• B. Use each publish Dispatcher to load-balance to both AEM publishers
• C. Deploy software packages by replicating them from author to publishers
• D. Configure the centrally managed load balancer to connect directly to the AEM publisher that is not being dedKyed to
• E. Deploy software package to AEM Publishers one by one

Answer: BE

Explanation:
“using each publish Dispatcher to load-balance to both AEM publishers can provide high availability and fault tolerance. Deploying software packages to AEM Publishers one by one can avoid downtime for end users”.

NEW QUESTION 4
AEM as a cloud service introduces major changes in the architecture by using containers. Which key architectural change was necessary to allow this to occur?

• A. Using Adobe 10 for asset ingestion and processing, storing it on a separate blob and providing AEM with metadata
• B. Using sling content distribution as the replication mechanism
• C. Using MongoDB for Author environment
• D. Isolating /app and /libs from the content, configurations and state mgmt.

Answer: D

Explanation:
“isolating /app and /libs from the content, configurations and state management allows AEM as a Cloud Service to use containers for scalability and resilience”.

NEW QUESTION 5
An AEM Sites implementation is migrating from on-premise to AEM as a Cloud Service. Previously, the application was deployed in a single package for both code and access policy nodes. After initial deployment and testing in the new infrastructure, it is reported that user permissions are not working as expected.
What change should the Architect make to address this issue?

• A. Update package metadata to use MergePreserve for handling access policy nodes
• B. Move access policy nodes to a dedicated package and install manually
• C. Refactor access policy nodes to Apache Sling JCR Repoinit scripts in the same package
• D. Document permissions and request the Customer Success Engineer to configure

Answer: C

Explanation:
Refactor access policy nodes to Apache Sling JCR Repoinit scripts in the same package1. According to Adobe Experience Manager documentation23, access policy nodes are used to control who can access a
policy-protected document. However, they are not supported by AEM as a Cloud Service and need to be refactored using Apache Sling JCR Repoinit scripts.

NEW QUESTION 6
A website built on AEM Sites displays the company's stock price in the footer of all pages. The stock data is retrieved from a third party REST service using two-way SSL and rendered in an AEM component using HTL During performance testing in the last development sprint it becomes apparent that the third party service sometimes takes up to 30 seconds to respond, which degrades the overall site performance.
How should an Architect address this issue?

• A. Call the REST service directly from the browser
• B. Temporarily remove the component from all content
• C. Load the stock data component asynchronously
• D. Add a 5 second timeout to the REST call

Answer: C

Explanation:
“loading the stock data component asynchronously can improve the site performance by not blocking the page rendering while waiting for the REST service response”.

NEW QUESTION 7
A customer wants to simplify and automate publishing press pages and defines the following flows:

What should the Architect recommend?

• A. Create a custom workflow
• B. Advise the customer to use Launches
• C. Implement a Sling event listener that triggers on page creation
• D. Configure MSM with the "Activate on Blueprint activation" option

Answer: B

Explanation:
Advise the customer to use Launches . According to Adobe Experience Manager documentatio1n, launches in AEM Sites provide a way to create, author, and review web site content for future release. Launches can also be synchronized with the production web site and activated at a scheduled time1

NEW QUESTION 8
A client designs a new experience for one of their brand sites with the following parameters:
• The new experience should behave like a desktop application
• There is a lot of dynamic content in the app
• SEO and initial page load are a top concern for the client
• The client's marketing team needs to be able to author the content with a WYSIWYG editor Which approach should the Architect use to meet these requirements?

• A. Use AEM as a headless CMS
• B. Use the traditional server side components on the website
• C. Use the SPA Editor SDK with Server Side Rendering
• D. Create a set of API-driven components

Answer: C

Explanation:
“the SPA Editor SDK with Server Side Rendering allows for creating dynamic web applications that behave like desktop applications while also supporting SEO and initial page load performance. It also enables marketing teams to author content with a WYSIWYG editor”.
https://learning.adobe.com/content/dam/adls/certification/samples/en/AD0-E104%20Adobe%20Experience%20

NEW QUESTION 9
A customer has a requirement to allow authors to access AEM with single sign-on. To achieve this an Architect needs to integrate AEM with the customer's identity management system.
Which two actions could an Architect take to meet this requirement? (Choose two.)

• A. Implement the generic SSO Authentication Handler interface
• B. Configure the Sling Authentication Requirements for the OSGi HTTP Service
• C. Configure the SAML Authentication Handler
• D. Configure the generic SSO Authentication Handler
• E. Implement a custom JAAS Login Module

Answer: AD

Explanation:
“implementing and configuring the generic SSO Authentication Handler interface can enable single sign-on integration with an identity management system”.

NEW QUESTION 10
A financial sector client is using AEM 6.5 on premise. The creative team needs to create the content for the various marketing campaigns that are scheduled. The client wants to use Experience Fragments (XF) to accelerate content creation for marketing purposes.
Which Data flow diagram should an Architect use to communicate requirements to the client network team? A)

B)

C)

D)

• A. Option A
• B. Option B
• C. Option C
• D. Option D

Answer: B

Explanation:
A data flow diagram (DFD) is a graphical representation of the flow of data through a system. It shows how data is input, processed, stored, and output in a system. A DFD can be used to communicate requirements to the client network team by showing them how data flows between different components and entities in the system.

NEW QUESTION 11
A media company surveys the end users of their AEM Sites website. The survey identifies that it is difficult to locate content on the site due to lack of relevancy and slow performance when navigating through the large volume of content.
To address both issues, the business team suggests integrating an innovative taxonomy product to the company s AEM implementation. The product is new on the market and the development team has no experience with the technology.
Which two steps should an Architect recommend to evaluate this new feature? (Choose two.)

• A. Develop the integration as proof of concept with sample content
• B. Test usability of the feature with selected business users
• C. Develop the integration and deploy it to 50% of the production AEM instances
• D. Develop the integration as proof of concept with full production content
• E. Test usability of the feature withselected end users

Answer: AE

Explanation:
“developing a proof of concept with sample content allows for testing the feasibility and performance of the integration without affecting production data. Testing usability with selected end users allows for validating the relevancy and user satisfaction of the feature”.

NEW QUESTION 12
A news agency editor wants to publish news articles to an intermediate Publish (preview) instance for internal review before publishing the article to production Publish instance.
Which two steps should the Architect recommend? (Choose two.)

• A. Create a closed user group (CUG) for editors
• B. Create a reverse replication agent on preview server
• C. Create a separate live copy to preview content
• D. Set up a new replication agent for preview server
• E. Create a custom publish workflow

Answer: CD

Explanation:
Create a separate live copy to preview content and set up a new replication agent for preview server1
. According to Adobe Experience Manager documentatio4n, a live copy is used to create a local copy of content from another site that can be modified independently. A replication agent is used to publish content from an author instance to a publish instance. Creating a reverse replication agent on preview server (B) is not necessary as reverse replication is not supported by AEM as a Cloud Service1. Creating a custom publish workflow (E) is also not necessary as workflows are handled by AEM Cloud Service automatically1.

NEW QUESTION 13
During development the AEM Publisher server keeps crashing randomly. The deployment included a new static FAQ component that was used in the websites Contact Us page. An Architect investigates to find the root cause for the random failures, and notices the following parameters:
• The server slows down when requests are sent to the Contact us page
• The number of requests to the page were very few
• Heap dump shows a large number of instances of the FAQ component What is likely causing this issue?

• A. The page was not cached in the Dispatcher.
• B. The component triggers a traversal query.
• C. The JVM garbage collection is not running.
• D. The component has a cyclic dependency to itself

Answer: D

Explanation:
According to Adobe Experience Manager documentation3, a cyclic dependency occurs when a component includes itself either directly or indirectly through another component. This can cause an infinite loop of rendering and consume excessive memory resources, leading to server crashes. To avoid this issue, components should not include themselves or other components that include them

NEW QUESTION 14
A client wants to change how they publish their content. Refer to the following client business requirements:
• The client has a seasonal business that has significant content changes across their site that need to be rolled out at once based on the season change over date.
• The content authors need to be able to work one season in advance of publish dates to ensure that all changes can be completed on time.
• The content authors need a way to indicate that all the seasonal changes are ready. If the content changes are not completed, then the pages should not get published.
• The content authors need the ability to modify the current live pages without rolling back changes for a future content rollout.
What approach should the Architect recommend?

• A. Use the Versioning feature when editing a page to toggle and publish changes when ready.
• B. Use the Manage Publication with scheduling value set to the season change over date when changes are completed.
• C. Create a Project inside of AEM for each new season and create a task for notifying that changes are completed.
• D. Use Launches inside of AEM for each new season and use the production ready flag to show changes are completed.

Answer: D

Explanation:
“using Launches inside of AEM for each new season can allow content authors to work on future content changes without affecting the current live pages and use the production ready flag to indicate when changes are completed”.

NEW QUESTION 15
A client recently purchased the Smart Content Service and is considering using the Enhanced Smart Tagging feature. As part of the process, the client recently created a new tagging taxonomy that has not been applied to any assets yet. An Architect needs to demonstrate the feature on a subset of the client's assets before using on all assets.
How should the Architect proceed?

• A. Add sample assets to a new folder, tag assets in folder, then enable Smart Tagging via the folder properties
• B. Add sample assets to a new folder, tag assets in folder, then run the Smart Tags Training workflow
• C. Enable Smart Tagging via the folder properties for a single folder of assets, then run the Smart Tags Training workflow
• D. Enable Smart Tagging via the folder properties for a single folder of assets

Answer: C

Explanation:
“to use Enhanced Smart Tagging, the Architect needs to enable Smart Tagging via the folder properties for a single folder of assets, then run the Smart Tags Training workflow to train the model with the new tagging taxonomy”.

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