Scenario: A new error handling strategy needs to be implemented in AEM to capture and report errors to a central monitoring system. What steps should be taken to achieve this?
- Configure Error.log to send errors to the monitoring system, implement a custom logging servlet, use the Adobe Cloud Manager for error reporting, update AEM configurations to include error reporting settings
- Install a third-party error reporting plugin, use AEM's default error handling mechanism, enable debug mode in AEM for detailed error logging, create a new monitoring tool specifically for AEM
- Integrate AEM with a standalone error reporting application, modify AEM's core code to include error reporting functionality, rely on manual error tracking and reporting by administrators, disable AEM's built-in error logging
- Use AEM's OSGi configuration to enable error reporting, implement a custom error handler service, leverage AEM's out-of-the-box monitoring features, regularly review and analyze error logs
To implement a new error handling strategy in AEM, it's essential to configure the Error.log to send errors to the monitoring system, implement a custom error handler service, and utilize AEM's built-in features for monitoring and analyzing error logs.
AEM's _______ tool allows you to simulate user interactions and test your application's performance under different conditions.
- Dispatcher
- Query Builder
- Replication
- Stress Testing
AEM's Stress Testing tool enables you to simulate user interactions and assess your application's performance in various scenarios, ensuring robust performance.
What is the primary advantage of using RESTful APIs in AEM development?
- Dependency on specific browsers
- Exclusive support for text-based data
- Limited scalability and resource usage
- Platform independence and flexibility
The primary advantage of using RESTful APIs in AEM development is platform independence and flexibility, enabling interaction with diverse systems and devices.
How does AEM handle content rollouts in a multi-environment setup?
- AEM doesn't support multi-environment rollout
- Automatic Replication with Workflow
- Manual Content Replication
- Rollouts are only possible in the author environment
AEM handles content rollouts in a multi-environment setup through automatic replication with workflows, ensuring consistency across different environments.
AEM developers often use CRXDE _______ to create and edit content structures.
- Author
- Eclipse
- Explorer
- Lite
AEM developers often use CRXDE Lite to create and edit content structures. CRXDE Lite is a web-based integrated development environment for AEM.
What does DAM stand for in the context of AEM?
- Digital Asset Management
- Digital Asset Manager
- Document and Media
- Dynamic Access Module
In AEM, DAM stands for Digital Asset Management, focusing on organizing, storing, and managing digital assets like images, videos, and documents.
AEM's integration with Adobe Target allows marketers to perform ____________ to measure the effectiveness of personalized experiences.
- A/B testing
- Content Targeting
- SEO Analysis
- User Surveys
Marketers can perform "A/B testing" to compare and measure the effectiveness of personalized experiences through AEM's integration with Adobe Target.
What are AEM Content Fragments primarily used for?
- Customer Support
- Graphic Design
- Project Management
- Structured Content Creation
AEM Content Fragments are primarily used for structured content creation, enabling modular and reusable content across different pages and channels.
What is the purpose of the "Author" instance in AEM's architecture?
- Content creation and management
- Database storage
- Front-end rendering
- Server-side scripting
The "Author" instance in AEM is dedicated to content creation and management, allowing authors to create and edit content before publishing it.
CRX uses a _______ model to represent content as a hierarchy of nodes and properties.
- Graph
- Hierarchical
- Object-Oriented
- Relational
CRX utilizes a hierarchical model to represent content, organizing it in a tree-like structure with nodes and properties.