What are AEM Core Components?

  • Advanced code snippets
  • External plugins for AEM
  • Pre-built AEM templates
  • Reusable building blocks for websites in AEM
AEM Core Components are reusable building blocks designed to accelerate website development in AEM, providing consistent and efficient components for common functionalities.

The _______ dialog in AEM Component Libraries is used to define component-specific design properties.

  • Component
  • Configuration
  • Design
  • Style
The Design dialog in AEM Component Libraries is employed to define component-specific design properties, contributing to the overall visual consistency.

What are the primary types of caching used in AEM?

  • Authentication Caching, Authorization Caching, and Session Caching
  • Dispatcher Caching, Page Caching, and Component Caching
  • HTML Caching, CSS Caching, and JavaScript Caching
  • Image Caching, Video Caching, and Audio Caching
The primary types of caching in AEM include Dispatcher Caching, Page Caching, and Component Caching, each serving specific purposes to optimize content delivery.

AEM Content Fragments can be rendered as _______ for different channels and devices.

  • Dynamic Templates
  • Microservices
  • Responsive Designs
  • Static Images
AEM Content Fragments can be rendered as responsive designs, adapting to various channels and devices for a consistent and optimized user experience.

The "Error Handler" in an AEM workflow is responsible for handling _______ that may occur during the execution of the workflow.

  • Errors
  • Exceptions
  • Failures
  • Faults
The "Error Handler" in an AEM workflow is responsible for handling exceptions that may occur during the execution of the workflow, ensuring smoother workflow processes.

During AEM maintenance, it's essential to ensure that the _______ is in place to revert to a stable state if issues arise.

  • Backup Strategy
  • Maintenance Schedule
  • Recovery Point
  • System Snapshot
Having a robust backup strategy is crucial during AEM maintenance to revert to a stable state if any issues occur.

AEM's architecture allows for _______ scalability to handle increased traffic.

  • Dynamic
  • Horizontal
  • Static
  • Vertical
AEM's architecture allows for horizontal scalability, enabling the system to handle increased traffic by adding more instances in a distributed environment.

Scenario: An AEM website is experiencing high traffic, and the AEM Dispatcher is configured to cache content. However, some content should not be cached. How can this be achieved using the AEM Dispatcher?

  • Configure selective caching rules using Dispatcher Any
  • Disable caching altogether
  • Set cache-control headers in AEM
  • Use third-party caching solutions
To exclude specific content from caching in AEM Dispatcher, selective caching rules can be configured using Dispatcher Any, allowing fine-grained control over caching behavior.

When troubleshooting AEM Dispatcher-related issues, the _______ tool helps in analyzing request and response patterns.

  • Dispatcher Diagnostics
  • Log Analysis
  • Network Analyzer
  • Performance Monitoring
The Dispatcher Diagnostics tool aids in analyzing request and response patterns, facilitating the troubleshooting of AEM Dispatcher-related issues.

Scenario: A company wants to implement role-based access control in AEM. What are the best practices for designing and implementing effective access control policies?

  • Assign administrative privileges to all users for flexibility
  • Conduct a thorough assessment of user roles and permissions requirements, define roles and responsibilities, implement least privilege principle, and regularly review and update access control policies
  • Implement a single generic role for all users to simplify management
  • Implement access control based solely on user job titles
Best practices for implementing role-based access control in AEM include conducting a thorough assessment of user roles and permissions requirements, defining roles and responsibilities, implementing the least privilege principle to restrict access to only necessary resources, and regularly reviewing and updating access control policies to adapt to changing requirements and security threats.