Online Access Free AD0-E117 Practice Test

A client has an existing AEM site using components that proxy AEM WCM Core Components. The site uses simple page authoring without referenced content, The client wants to create a new experience on another marketing channel. The plan is to use as much of the existing page content as possible to avoid refactoring the current content and to maintain consistency across channels.
Which AEM capability should an Architect use to meet these requirements?

• A.Assets API
• B.Content Fragments
• C.Experience Fragments
• D.Sling Model Exporter

A client is currently using Assets on AEM as a Cloud Service (AEMaaCS). They are also using BrandPortal to share assets with external vendors. A new vendor was added to the Adobe Identity Management System (IMS) and was assigned the BrandPortal Profile. The client created a Contribution Folder in Assets but was unable to find the new user that was added in IMS to give them permission to the folder.
Why is the user not listed in the list of users to share the folder with?

• A.The user needs to be given Support Administrator rights on BrandPortal to be able to get a Contribution Folder assigned to them.
• B.A list of BrandPortal users needs to be created as a CSV and uploaded manually on AEMaaCS including the new user.
• C.The BrandPortal Cloud Configuration is not configured properly and needs to be reconfigured in order for BrandPortal to sync with AEMaaCS.
• D.After the user is added in the Adobe Identity Management System (IMS), it takes some time for IMS to push the users to AEMaaCS.

A client using AEM 6.5 on-premise is experiencing an unsustainable repository growth of 100Gb a day. After investigation, an Architect finds out that the DAM is causing this issue. Each image uploaded to the DAM triggers the creation of approximately 100 renditions, necessary by business to consume in different channels and systems. The client also complains about stale content reported by site visitors happening randomly in pages where article-related components are present.
How should the Architect address these issues?

• A.Split WCM and DAM in separate instances, set up Connected Assets, and re-implement article-related components to use AJAX to load the content
• B.Leverage AEM Adaptive Image Servlet, cache image variations in Dispatcher, and reimplement article- related components to use AJAX to load the content
• C.Split WCM and DAM in separate instances, set up Connected Assets, and implement a workflow to purge all pages affected by an article change in Dispatcher
• D.Leverage AEM Adaptive Image Servlet cache image variations in Dispatcher, and implement a cache TTL in Dispatcher

While developing a public website using AEMaaCS, a client introduces a new requirement on the ability for users to leave comments on the site's pages. How would the Solution Architect respond to ensure the design remains flexible and prepared for potential future modifications while adhering to GDPR regulations?

• A.Store comments within the platform's native repository and use built-in distribution mechanisms to synchronize comments across multiple servers
• B.Collaborate with an external vendor to manage and store the comments separately
• C.Utilize a NoSQL database that comes with the platform to handle comment storage
• D.Retain comments within the platform's primary database and synchronize them using a pull mechanism via the main content management instance

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