Adobe AD0-E117 Value Pack (Frequently Bought Together)

During the implementation of a public-facing website based on AEM as a Cloud Service, the customer raises an additional requirement to have a commenting functionality for end users implemented on the pages.
What should the Architect do to make the design a future proof solution?

• A. Save comments in JCR and leverage Sling Distribution to synchronize comments between publishers
• B. Save comments in JCR and leverage reverse replication to synchronize comments via author
• C. Use MongoDB as provided with AEM as a Cloud Service to store the comments
• D. Integrate a third-party solution to store comments externally

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

AEM Site users report that the web content pages render very slowly. An Architect notices that the CPU usages of the AEM Publish instances are spiking and reviews the following entry in the log:
[Frt Nov 27 23:11:00 2019] [I] [pid 16004 (tid 140134145820416)] Current cache hit ratio: 47.94 % What should the Architect do to increase the dispatcher cache ratio and prevent the AEM Publish CPU usage spikes?

• A. Add additional AEM instances to the Publish Farm
• B. Create a cron job that will delete the dispatcher cache on a regular basis
• C. Review and optimize the Dispatcher cache configuration
• D. Add additional dispatcher servers

A customer has an international presence and a strong brand image. The customer considers the exceptional quality images used for both print and on the website to be essential for its business, The customer uses AEM
6.5 managed services with a configuration of 2 dispatchers, 2 publishers, and 1 author.
The original images can weigh up to 500Mb with videos weighing even more. Renditions are generated after files are uploaded to AEM DAM by the Design team so the Authoring team can use them on the website.
The teams report issues with platform stability and slowness. Visitors report that images look pixelated on some screens and pages are very slow to load.
Which two actions should the Architect take to resolve these issues? (Choose two.)

• A. Split AEM Assets and Sites in two different stacks and use Connected Assets
• B. Add more dispatchers and publishers to the AEM configuration
• C. Train the design team to upload smaller assets and save the originals elsewhere
• D. Optimize renditions for the different viewports used by the visitors
• E. Allocate more memory to ImageMagick and FFmpeg

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