Question 1

Refer to the exhibit.

A customer has SSO on its AEM Author environment using Adobe IMS, which is integrated with the customer's IDP using SAML The customer plans to roll out a new secured website on AEM where SSO authentication is required for end users. The end user accounts are also managed in the customer's existing IDP.

How should the Architect set up the authentication for the website?

Options :

A : Integrate AEM Publisher using SAML with Adobe IMS

B : Set up CUG and use User Synchronisation from Author to Publisher

C : Integrate AEM Publisher using SAML directly with the IDP

D : Integrate AEM Publisher using oAuth with Adobe IMS

Answer: A

Question 2

Refer to the exhibit.

A customer with an existing AEM implementation wants to enrich product pages with technical data coming from their PIM system. The PIM system sits behind an API Management solution that publicly exposes the PIM API's as RESTful web services with basic authentication as the security mechanism. Data consistency with the PIM and secure access to the APIs are key elements of the integration.
How should the Architect set up the integration between AEM and the PIM?

Options :

A : Integrate the AEM Publishers directly with the API Management solution

B : Use a client-side integration with AJAX from the browser to the API Management

C : Import the technical data into the AEM Author and replicate to Publishers

D : Convert the technical data to Content Fragments and expose using Content Services

Answer: A

Question 3

A user is part of the Employees LDAP group synchronized with AEM. The same user is added to the authors group in AEM. The user is then removed from the Employees group on the LDAP server.
What is the result during the next synchronization with AEM?

Options :

A : The user is removed from both the Employees and the AEM authors groups

B : The user is removed from the authors group but not the Employees group in AEM

C : The user is removed from the Employees group but not the authors group in AEM

D : The user is not removed from either the Employees and the AEM authors groups

Answer: A

Question 4

An Architect needs to design a deployment process without downtime for end users. The system architecture contains an AEM author, two AEM publishers, two publish Dispatchers, and a centrally managed load balancer. The publishers serve some content that cannot be cached.
Which two actions should the Architect take to meet these requirements? (Choose two.)

Options :

A : Connect each publish Dispatcher to one AEM publish

B : Use each publish Dispatcher to load-balance to both AEM publishers

C : Deploy software packages by replicating them from author to publishers

D : Configure the centrally managed load balancer to connect directly to the AEM publisher that is not being dedKyed to

E : Deploy software package to AEM Publishers one by one

Answer: C,D

Question 5

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?

Options :

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

Answer: A