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Adobe AD0-E124 Exam Syllabus Topics:

Section	Objectives
Topic 1: Build & Deployment Automation	– Maven-based build systems 1. Package assembly and deployment 2. Project structure and dependencies – Adobe Cloud Manager 1. Environment promotion strategies 2. Pipeline configuration and execution
Topic 2: Security & Performance	– Performance optimization 1. Dispatcher configuration tuning 2. Caching strategies – Security best practices 1. Access control and permissions 2. Secure deployment practices
Topic 3: Environment Management & Operations	– Environment setup and configuration 1. Configuration management strategies 2. Dev, Stage, and Production environments – Monitoring and troubleshooting 1. Logging and observability 2. Performance tuning and diagnostics
Topic 4: DevOps Practices for AEM	– Version control and branching strategies 1. Git workflows for AEM projects 2. Release management strategies – CI/CD pipeline management 1. Build and deployment pipelines 2. Code quality and validation processes
Topic 5: AEM Architecture & Cloud Services	– AEM infrastructure components 1. CDN and caching layers 2. Publish, Author, Dispatcher roles – AEM as a Cloud Service architecture principles 1. Cloud-native architecture concepts 2. Service layers and deployment topology

NO.103 What are the key steps to configure a new Cloud Manager environment? (Choose three)

Define the environment type (Development, Stage, Production)

Configure user access and permissions in Adobe Admin Console

Install a new AEM instance manually

Select the AEM version to be deployed

Modify the /libs folder to store environment settings

NO.104 What are the key benefits of using AEM Dispatcher as a caching layer? (Choose two)

Reduces the load on AEM publish instances

Eliminates the need for a CDN

Provides improved response times for cached content

Allows all requests to bypass caching

NO.105 Which roles can be assigned to users in Adobe Admin Console for AEM access management? (Choose three)

System Administrator

Content Author

Cloud Manager Developer

Product Profile Administrator

Dispatcher Manager

NO.106 How can an AEM administrator retrieve deployment logs from Cloud Manager?

Use the /var/logs directory in CRXDE Lite

Access the logs directly from the Cloud Manager UI

Download logs from the Dispatcher Console

Retrieve logs using the system/console/configMgr

NO.107 After a recent deployment, a business user reports an increase in page load times.
What is the first step in troubleshooting this issue?

Analyze request latency in Cloud Manager reports

Increase the Dispatcher cache expiration time

Reconfigure replication agents for faster synchronization

Enable debug logging in CRXDE Lite

NO.108 A DevOps engineer is managing an AEM as a Cloud Service Sites environment for a customer. They are in the final stages of going live and only have a couple of release candidates to go. During regular testing using an on-premise code quality check, all requirements were passed. Running the pipeline and a deployment to the AEM as a Cloud Service instances shows that the code quality check did not pass.
The code flagged, which produces the following issue:
@Property(label = “Service Password”, value = “mysecretpassword”)
private static final String PROP_SERVICE_PASSWORD = “password”;
What should the DevOps engineer do?

Inform the development team and ask them to remove the password

Contact support to bypass the pipeline step in Cloud Manager

Suppress the warning in Cloud Manager using @SuppressWarnings(“squid:S2068”)

Modify the pipeline configuration to allow static passwords

NO.109 Which methods can be used to troubleshoot Adobe Experience Manager (AEM) issues effectively? (Choose two)

Use AEM’s /system/console/logs to analyze error messages

Modify content structures in CRXDE Lite to resolve errors

Monitor AEM’s health via Adobe Cloud Manager’s logs

Disable all OSGi services to troubleshoot step-by-step

NO.110 A team is planning to migrate from an on-premise AEM instance to AEM as a Cloud Service.
What is the best strategy for this migration?

Perform a manual export of content and configurations from the on-premise instance

Use the AEM Cloud Migration Tool to automate content and user migration

Set up a new Cloud Manager environment and rebuild the site manually

Modify the AEM Dispatcher rules to facilitate the migration

NO.111 A DevOps developer needs to test virtual host configuration on Dispatcher. Which command should the DevOps engineer use?

curl -H “Host: mysite.com” origin-mysite.adobeqms.com

curl –verbose –header origin-mysite.adobeqms.com

curl -H “Host: origin-mysite.adobeqms.com” mysite.com

curl -H “Dispatch: mysite.com” origin-mysite.adobeqms.com

When troubleshooting routing or Virtual Host configurations on a Dispatcher (which is typically an Apache or Nginx web proxy), the proxy relies on the Host HTTP header to determine which farm or server block should process the request. Using cURL, you can bypass DNS layers and test the origin server directly by specifying the target IP or default hostname (e.g., origin-mysite.adobeqms.com) while explicitly passing the desired Virtual Host name via the Host header (-H “Host: mysite.com”). This forces the Dispatcher to process the request as if it were traffic coming for mysite.com.

NO.112 What is the primary reason for monitoring repository growth in AEM?

To ensure stable performance and avoid excessive storage usage

To prevent user access to certain content nodes

To optimize replication agents for better performance

To enable faster component rendering on the author instance

NO.113 What are the prerequisites for configuring federated authentication in Adobe Admin Console? (Choose two)

An identity provider (IdP) that supports SAML 2.0

A manually configured JSON policy in CRXDE Lite

Access to the Admin Console’s Enterprise Directory Management

A local LDAP integration with AEM

NO.114 What is the correct way to enable verbose logging for a specific OSGi service in AEM?

Modify the log4j.xml file directly in the AEM installation

Change the logging level in the /system/console/slinglog interface

Enable logging in the CRXDE Lite interface

Adjust logging configurations in the Dispatcher rules

NO.115 Which tools can be used to collect performance metrics in AEM? (Choose two)

AEM Web Console (/system/console/status)

Dispatcher Flush Agent

Cloud Manager Log Analyzer

CRXDE Lite

NO.116 The “Deploy to” step of an AEM as a Cloud Service pipeline failed. After some analysis, the DevOps engineer discovers that the issue is that the pipeline is holding an older AEM version than the target environment.
What should the DevOps engineer do?

Revert to a working commit in Git and then update using the pipeline from this branch.

Select “Update” from the target environment and re-run the pipeline.

Delete the pipeline and recreate it.

Trigger the pipeline using the Adobe I/O CLI.

In Cloud Manager for AEM as a Cloud Service, environments are automatically updated to newer AEM versions by Adobe. If an environment is updated but the pipeline itself is still holding a reference to a previous AEM release, version mismatch errors will occur during the deployment step. The Cloud Manager UI provides an “Update” option on the environment card to synchronize the environment and the pipeline to the latest expected release. Once synchronized, re-running the pipeline will resolve the version conflict.

NO.117 Authors report poor performance issues when using AEM. The DevOps engineer notices memory thrashing in AEM.
The system has 250GB of disk space and 8GB of RAM.
The JVM has a Heap size of 4GB, and AEM’s Segment store size is 6GB.
What should the DevOps engineer recommend?

Increase disk space to 500GB

Decrease the heap size to 2GB

Increase system memory to 16GB

Decrease the segment store size to 2GB

NO.118 How should a DevOps engineer perform an AEM upgrade that preserves version history and workflows?

Unpack the upgraded Quickstart jar in the existing AEM directory and start the instance.

Upload the upgraded AEM Quickstart jar to Package Manager and click the Install button.

Install a new AEM server with the upgraded Quickstart jar and copy the site content using packages.

Delete the existing crx-quickstart folder and run the new jar file.

To perform an in-place upgrade of an AEM instance (such as upgrading from AEM 6.4 to 6.5) while preserving version history, workflow instances, and audit logs, the correct approach is an “in-place upgrade.” This involves placing the new AEM quickstart JAR file in the existing installation directory, unpacking it using the -unpack command, and then starting the instance. Copying site content using Content Packages (Option C) will move the latest state of the nodes but will lose version history, ACLs (if not included), and running workflow instances.

NO.119 A DevOps engineer receives a ticket to fix a page that is not displaying the latest data.
The environment consists of an author instance, two publish instances, two dispatcher instances, and a load balancer.
The page is a single page application that uses JSON based resources.
No CDN is being used.
The page is loading properly when directly accessing a publish instance.
Requesting the resource using wget through the load balancer delivers an invalid JSON.
The dispatcher flush agent is working on the publish instance.
The issue is reproducible when accessing the page through the load balancer.
What is the issue?

The proxy in the user’s office is caching the JSON improperly.

The dispatcher is configured to cache the JSON.

The author dispatcher flush agent is working improperly.

The user did not empty the browser cache properly.

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