How can excessive use of JavaScript affect AEM performance?
- Enhanced User Interactivity
- Improved Rendering Speed
- Increased Page Load Time
- Reduced Server Load
Excessive use of JavaScript can lead to increased page load time in AEM applications. This can negatively impact user experience and overall site performance by prolonging loading times and consuming additional resources.
How does AEM collect user data for Adobe Target personalization?
- AEM does not collect user data
- By integrating with Adobe Analytics
- Through the use of Cookies and Browser Cache
- Using ContextHub and Experience Fragments
AEM collects user data for Adobe Target personalization through ContextHub and Experience Fragments, enabling a personalized user experience based on behavior and preferences.
What is the purpose of the AEM Author instance in a typical AEM setup?
- Authentication and user management
- Content creation, editing, and management
- Database configuration
- Load balancing and performance optimization
The AEM Author instance is responsible for content creation, editing, and management, serving as the primary environment for content authors.
The AEM _________ component allows administrators to view and analyze system metrics.
- Analyzer
- Console
- Dashboard
- Metrics
The AEM Metrics component allows administrators to view and analyze system metrics, providing insights into the system's performance.
Scenario: A marketing team wants to improve website performance by implementing cache warming in AEM. How can they go about achieving this effectively?
- All of the above
- Implementing automated cache warming scripts
- Leveraging AEM's out-of-the-box cache warming features
- Manual cache warming before peak times
Effective cache warming can be achieved by manual warming, automated scripts, and leveraging AEM's built-in features, ensuring optimal performance.
_______ is a standard format often used for data exchange in RESTful API responses.
- CSV (Comma-Separated Values)
- JSON (JavaScript Object Notation)
- XML (eXtensible Markup Language)
- YAML (YAML Ain't Markup Language)
JSON (JavaScript Object Notation) is a widely used standard format for data exchange in RESTful API responses due to its simplicity and readability.
How can you handle versioning and backward compatibility in AEM's RESTful APIs?
- Both A and B
- Include version information in request headers
- None of the above
- Use API versioning in the URL
Versioning and backward compatibility in AEM's RESTful APIs can be managed by using API versioning in the URL and including version information in request headers, providing flexibility and ensuring compatibility.
Scenario: An organization aims to improve conversion rates on their website through personalization. How can AEM and Adobe Target assist in achieving this goal?
- By delivering targeted content to individual users based on their behavior and preferences
- By increasing website traffic through aggressive marketing tactics
- By redesigning the website layout without considering user preferences
- By restricting access to certain sections of the website
AEM and Adobe Target can help improve conversion rates by delivering personalized content to individual users based on their behavior and preferences, thereby enhancing user engagement and increasing the likelihood of conversions.
In AEM component development, you define the component's structure and behavior using _______.
- HTL (Sightly)
- JSP (JavaServer Pages)
- Java Programming Language
- XML (eXtensible Markup Language)
In AEM, the component's structure and behavior are defined using HTL (Sightly), a server-side templating language.
The Apache Jackrabbit Oak is the default _______ in AEM used to store content.
- Cache
- Database
- Repository
- Storage
The default Repository in AEM, powered by Apache Jackrabbit Oak, is responsible for storing and managing content.