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This exam is for Adobe Experience Manager Master Architects. Adobe’s prep guide says it covers the exam structure and the knowledge domains covered in the certification exam. Passing demonstrates knowledge of the concepts and domains required for the Adobe Experience Manager Sites Architect Master track.

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QuestionQ1

Adobe Experience Manager Sites Architect Master

A customer with a high volume of assets and site pages must upgrade from an AEM 6.4 MongoMK installation to AEM 6.5 MongoMK. The architect recommends reindexing, and the customer wants to minimize production-environment downtime during the upgrade process.

Which two options should the architect choose?

Choose two
Explanation

Offline reindexing lets the new indexes be created before the upgrade and imported during the upgrade, reducing downtime. For MongoMK, running the offline indexing process on a MongoDB replica removes network overhead. The Oak-run offline indexing command supports document traversal mode, which spools repository content to a local flat file and significantly improves reindexing performance for MongoMK repositories.

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QuestionQ2

Adobe Experience Manager Sites Architect Master

An organization is moving its digital platform to AEMaaCS. The lead architect is managing the move and ensuring that the platform remains resilient and delivers a consistent user experience. The team has already completed general functionality testing. As the launch date nears, the team is concentrating on possible real-world challenges, including the platform’s behavior under heavy user traffic and its communication with third-party services.

Which two testing types should the architect prioritize next to ensure a smooth transition to AEMaaCS?

Choose two
Explanation

Load testing validates platform performance and stability under high concurrent traffic. Integration testing validates communication and interoperability with third-party services. Adobe’s AEM as a Cloud Service guidance specifically addresses coordinated load and stress testing, and its functional-testing guidance includes HTTP-based integration testing.

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QuestionQ3

Adobe Experience Manager Sites Architect Master

An AEM architect on a large-scale e-commerce project must create a prototype solution that demonstrates a proof of concept (POC) using Adobe Experience Manager (AEM) to manage complex product data.

Which method or approach would be most effective for ensuring this POC succeeds while preserving the client project data structure?

Explanation

AEM Content Fragments are designed to manage structured, reusable, presentation-independent content. Their models define fields and data types, making them appropriate for representing complex product data while maintaining a consistent data structure. Tags are primarily for classification, Experience Fragments are laid-out content experiences, and custom repository nodes are not the standard content-modeling approach for this use case.

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QuestionQ4

Adobe Experience Manager Sites Architect Master

A client migrated from on-premises AEM instances to AEMaaCS. One requirement is the capability to publish complete microsites, including every child page. In the legacy implementation, the client used the Tree Activation option in the Classic UI. They want to use equivalent functionality in AEMaaCS.

What is the recommended approach?

Explanation

AEM as a Cloud Service provides the Publish Content Tree workflow for bulk replication of a content hierarchy. A copy of the supplied workflow model can be invoked on a root content path to publish that path and its child content.

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QuestionQ5

Adobe Experience Manager Sites Architect Master

A new AEM Sites implementation contains a component that lists the 10 most recently published PDF documents in AEM Assets. The component behaves as expected during development and passes QA testing. The business begins using it while entering content and uploading assets in preparation for go-live. A few days later, the component’s PDF list is empty.

What is the most likely cause of this issue?

Explanation

Oak queries without an appropriate matching index traverse repository nodes to find results. As the number of Assets grows, that traversal can hit Oak’s query read/traversal limit and be stopped, leaving the PDF-list query without results. A suitable Oak index supports the query efficiently at production-scale content volumes.

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