Adobe Experience Manager Architect Master AD0-E117 Exam Questions

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Question 1

An enterprise client is on-boarding an AEM Desktop application to provide authors with the ability to load the AEM repository virtually on the file system. The desktop application is unable to connect to the AEM Author, which has SSL enabled. The intermediate certificate is installed on Apache.

How should an Architect resolve this issue?



Answer : B

''installing the Root certificate to the AEM truststore can allow AEM Desktop application to connect to AEM Author with SSL enabled''.


Question 2

An AEM customer is designing a new website. The design shows that images are very prominent on the website but there is a concern about the big variety of aspect ratios used. Images can potentially be used on different places and components on the website. The customer is looking for a maintainable solution to limit the amount of content editing work when adding the assets to the pages.

Which solution should an Architect recommend?



Answer : D

''integrating with Dynamic Media (Scene 7) and enabling smart imaging can optimize the image delivery for different devices and screen sizes without requiring manual cropping''.


Question 3

A client has set up branded error pages in AEM to be presented in case of HTTP 400 and HTTP 500 errors on an AEM hosted website. The website pages are under "/content/xbrand/fr/fr/" directory. The error pages are located under "/content/xbrand/fr/fr/error-docs/". The architect notices that the error pages are being invalidated too whenever any other site page is published. Which solution would prevent the error pages from invalidating when publishing any other site page?



Answer : C


Question 4

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?



Answer : D

''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''.


Question 5

An organization is transitioning its digital platform to AEMaaCS. The lead architect is overseeing the transition and ensuring that the platform remains robust and offers a consistent user experience. The team has already performed general functionality tests. As the launch date approaches, the team is focusing on potential real-world challenges, such as the platform's behavior under high-user traffic and communicating with third-party services.

Which two types of testing should the architect prioritize next to ensure a seamless transition to AEMaaCS? (Choose two.)



Answer : B, C


Question 6

A client wants to enable SSO in the AEM Authoring instance using SAML for the content authors. The client also wants to onboard their marketing team and design team to use AEM. However, these teams use their personal Adobe ID to login to the Creative and Marketing Cloud products such as Analytics and Target on Admin Console. The client wants to enable the usage of company credentials for all their solutions to enforce standardized security policies. What would the architect propose to meet these requirements?



Answer : A


Question 7

A website built on AEM as a Cloud Service (AEMaaCS) leverages browser caching of JavaScript and CSS files to optimize page load times. After the caching is enabled, QA testers notice that newly delivered components are lacking newly developed features and are missing styling, even hours after their deployment. Further analysis identifies outdated CSS and JavaScript files in the browser cache as the root cause.

What steps would an AEM architect take first to fix this issue?



Answer : A


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