Adobe AD0-E117 Value Pack (Frequently Bought Together)

In a client's test environment AEM QA Testers from multiple groups and regions are testing and making requests to the AEM application. Due to the sheer number of hosts making connections, an Architect needs a quick and easy way to allow any hosts to make requests to the AEM application.
Which approach should the Architect take to meet this requirement for this non-production environment?

• A. Add GET as a Filter Method in the Apache Sling Referrer OSGi Configuration
• B. Use Allowlists instead of Blocklists in the Dispatcher Configuration
• C. Restrict Clients that can flush the cache in the Dispatcher Configuration
• D. Enable Allow Empty in the Apache Sling Referrer OSGi Configuration

A website hosted on AEM as a Cloud Service (AEMaaCS) uses a private key to decrypt data received from a secure web platform. The private key is stored as an encrypted OSGi configuration on the AEM publishers using the OOTB AEM Crypto Support bundle. The architect has received reports from developers stating that while the feature works on the AEMaaCS environments, they fail to decrypt the data on the local development environment.
What two actions would the architect take to resolve the issue? (Choose two.)

• A. Restart the com.adobe.granite.crypto OSGi bundle or restart the entire AEM instance
• B. Export the CryptoKey from AEMaaCS environment by creating a content package of the /etc/key path
• C. Navigate to /crx-quickstart/launchpad/felix/bundle/<ID>/data in the file system and copy the hmac and master files from the source instance to the target instances
• D. Use the cryptosupport API to decrypt the private key and re-encrypt the value using the /system/console
  /crypto console
• E. Start the local AEM environment with the -Dcom.adobe.granite.crypto.file.disable=true option

A customer is creating a responsive React App and is using AEMaaCS Headless with GraphQL. The architect has noticed that new rendition sizes are being created for different devices, and have surpassed 50 renditions per asset.
What solution would the architect recommend?

• A. Reduce the amount of renditions created and keep only the most used
• B. Configure the Dispatcher to cache the renditions
• C. Leverage Web-Optimized image delivery
• D. Use ImageMagick to create more optimized renditions instead

A client's marketing pages are generally slow to load which is causing a significant drop in sales. All other AEM pages load within expected performance guidelines regardless of whether the visitor is being served the desktop or mobile experiences.
The marketing pages typically get slower when multiple external campaigns such as Facebook and AdWords drive traffic to those pages. The page performance tends to dip during high traffic periods. Internal campaign clicks such as those from hero images use similar campaign codes as external campaign traffic.
What should the Architect do to resolve this issue?

• A. Add a new dispatcher farm to assist with the client's marketing pages
• B. Set AEM to use GZIP compression instead of the web server's compression
• C. Modify the dispatcher.any file's section to ignore campaign-based URL parameters
• D. Convert the marketing pages to a responsive design instead of an adaptive design

During the implementation of a public-facing website based on AEM as a Cloud Service, the customer raises an additional requirement to have a commenting functionality for end users implemented on the pages.
What should the Architect do to make the design a future proof solution?

• A. Integrate a third-party solution to store comments externally
• B. Save comments in JCR and leverage Sling Distribution to synchronize comments between publishers
• C. Use MongoDB as provided with AEM as a Cloud Service to store the comments
• D. Save comments in JCR and leverage reverse replication to synchronize comments via author