AD0-E117 무료 덤프문제 온라인 액세스

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?

• A.Add max-age=300 and must-revalidate Cache-Control headers to JavaScript and CSS files in the dispatcher configuration
• B.Check whether the clientlib paths are included in the dispatcher invalidation section of the Cloud Manager Deployment pipeline
• C.Append a user-specific unique ID query parameter to each JavaScript and CSS call as a cache-bust mechanism
• D.Check the Adobe Granite HTML Library Manager OSGi configuration to see if the timestamp appending option is enabled

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

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?

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A client migrated from their On-prem AEM instances to AEMaaCS. One of their requirements is the ability to publish full microsites, including all the children pages. In the legacy implementation, the client used the Tree Activation option in the Classic UI. They want to be able to use the same functionality on AEMaaCS. What is the recommended approach to do this?

• A.Use the workflow by creating a new Workflow Model using the "Publish Content Tree" process step
• B.Use the publish Distribution to tree publish the pages by selecting the "tree activation" option
• C.Use the Content Transfer Tool in Cloud Manager to move the content from Author to Publish
• D.Use the provided "Publish Content Tree" model to publish all content under a single path

A large retail customer is building their ecommerce platform on AEM. Several third-party vendors sell products through their site. Those vendors need to review and verify the content close to production before the content goes live and the customer wants to provide them a restricted environment.
Which approach should the Architect recommend?

• A.Add a Publish (preview) Server and provide access
• B.Use the Preview Capabilities of AEM Author Server
• C.Export content as PDF and share with the vendors
• D.Give third-party vendors access to the Author Server