What is the purpose of caching in AEM Dispatcher Configuration?

  • Database optimization
  • Enhancing security protocols
  • Improving website performance by storing frequently accessed content
  • Managing user authentication
The caching in AEM Dispatcher Configuration aims to improve website performance by storing frequently accessed content, reducing server load and response times.

How are AEM components and templates related in the content structure?

  • Components and templates are unrelated in AEM
  • Components and templates perform identical functions
  • Components define the structure and design, templates define the page structure
  • Templates are used to create components
In the content structure, AEM components define the structure and design of specific content elements, while templates define the overall page structure, ensuring a cohesive user experience.

AEM Content Fragments are typically associated with which content type?

  • Dynamic Content
  • Multimedia Content
  • Structured Content
  • Unstructured Content
AEM Content Fragments are associated with structured content, allowing for better organization and reuse of content components.

In AEM, the _______ cache stores HTML pages and assets to reduce load times.

  • Binary
  • Component
  • Content
  • Dispatcher
In AEM, the Binary cache stores HTML pages and assets, optimizing load times by serving cached binary content.

How can you fine-tune the AEM Dispatcher to enhance performance?

  • By configuring caching rules, load balancing, and cache invalidation strategies.
  • By increasing the number of AEM instances.
  • By optimizing thread contention.
  • By redesigning the AEM user interface.
Fine-tuning the AEM Dispatcher involves configuring caching rules, load balancing, and cache invalidation strategies to optimize content delivery and enhance overall system performance.

What is the role of the "Inject" annotation in Sling Models?

  • Adds styling to the component
  • Defines the component's structure
  • Marks a field to be injected with content
  • Specifies the component's properties
The "Inject" annotation in Sling Models marks a field to be injected with content from AEM, such as properties, resources, or other objects. This helps in efficiently accessing and utilizing content within components.

Which components of AEM should be included in a backup strategy?

  • Content repository, configuration, and custom code
  • Log files
  • Only configuration files
  • User interface elements
A comprehensive backup strategy in AEM should include the content repository, configuration settings, and any custom code to ensure a complete and reliable recovery process.

In AEM, what is a "content page" and how is it different from other content types?

  • A content page is a database table that stores metadata. It differs from other content types by its indexing.
  • A content page is a file format for storing text and images. It differs from other content types by its encoding.
  • A content page is a programming script. It differs from other content types by its execution.
  • A content page is a webpage that holds content-specific components. It differs from other content types by its structure and presentation, often used for user-facing content.
A content page in AEM is a webpage designed to hold content-specific components. Its key difference lies in its purpose, structure, and user-facing nature.

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.

What are the different types of AEM Workflow participants?

  • Only External Users
  • Only Groups
  • Only Users
  • Users, Groups, and External Users
AEM Workflows can involve Users, Groups, and External Users as participants. This flexibility allows for collaboration and assigning tasks to different entities within the system.