Online Access Free AD0-E117 Exam Questions

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

A client is migrating the content from a legacy website to an existing AEM implementation. An Architect evaluates the content of the legacy site and determine-that there are approximately 20.000 pages with a common structure, and a few hundred pages that do not follow a pattern. The client wants to complete the migration as soon as possible.
Which approach should the Architect recommend for the content migration?

• A.Recreate the entire content manually with a group of Content Authors
• B.Migrate all common pages using the ETL procedure and use manual authoring for the rest
• C.Use Site importer to import the content into AEM
• D.Migrate all common pages using the ETL procedure with multiple rounds

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.Leverage AEM Adaptive Image Servlet cache image variations in Dispatcher, and implement a cache TTL in Dispatcher
• B.Split WCM and DAM in separate instances, set up Connected Assets, and re-implement 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 reimplement article-related components to use AJAX to load the content

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?

• A.Use the traditional server side components on the website
• B.Use AEM as a headless CMS
• C.Use the SPA Editor SDK with Server Side Rendering
• D.Create a set of API-driven components

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