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?
Correct Answer:
C
“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”.
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A client is using AEM and wants to make sure they are managing their configurations correctly. Refer to the following requirements:
The client has multiple brands that they will be hosting on a single AEM implementation The client wants to reuse as much between brands as possible
Each brand needs to be able to override the default values for items like contact us information The client plans to support multiple languages in multiple regions for each brand
Each brand/language/region combination will have its own set of content approvers used as part of a custom workflow
Which approach should an Architect recommend to manage the client's configurations for AEM?
Correct Answer:
B
“using Context-aware configurations can allow managing configuration overrides and approval group by brand/language/region combination using content policies”.
A company is implementing a new e-commerce site that is expected to get seasonal and flash-sale induced traffic peaks from all over the world. It is projected that a minute of downtime could cause excessive lost revenue. The company management wants to keep resource utilization to optimal levels without experiencing degradation to avoid introducing bugs in the system.
The Architect needs to choose between AEM 6.5 and AEM as Cloud Service.
What are the two most critical non-functional requirements the Architect must consider? (Choose two.)
Correct Answer:
AB
According to Adobe Experience Manager documentation3, AEM as Cloud Service provides scalable and resilient architecture that can handle traffic peaks and ensure high availability. AEM 6.5 requires manual scaling and backup strategies to achieve the same level of performance and reliability.
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.)
Correct Answer:
AD
“implementing and configuring the generic SSO Authentication Handler interface can enable single sign-on integration with an identity management system”.
A customer wants to simplify and automate publishing press pages and defines the following flows:
What should the Architect recommend?
Correct Answer:
B
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
