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Adobe 9A0-385 Exam Syllabus Topics:
| Section | Weight | Objectives |
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| Security and Governance | 15% | - Security Design
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| Infrastructure and Deployment | 20% | - Infrastructure Planning
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| Operations and Maintenance | 15% | - Operational Excellence
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| Architecture Design | 30% | - Solution Architecture
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| Integration and Customization | 20% | - Enterprise Integrations
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Adobe Experience Manager 6.0 Architect Sample Questions:
In which type of architecture diagram would the architect be most likely to list the IP addresses of individual servers?
- A. Conceptual
- B. Data Flow
- C. Physical
- D. Logical
Correct Answer: C 🗳️
During a discovery workshop, a content editor must be able to publish any page for English and French versions of the website. The architect could put the extra permission against only the specific user profile.
Instead, the architect creates a group, sets the group's permissions, then the replicates permissions on the both content/en and content/fr nodes.
What is the likely reason for the architect's decision?
- A. Groups integrate into third-party security such as LDAP.
- B. Group privileges are stronger than user privileges.
- C. Groups are easier to administer and manage user access rights.
- D. Groups provide greater granularity of control over users.
Correct Answer: C 🗳️
A marketing company wants to provide AEM Authors with Dialog/Design Dialog in their native language.
Which approach should be taken to ensure that non-authorable content can be presented in desired language?
- A. Enclose non-author-able content within i18n API
- B. Enclose non-author-able content within XSS API
- C. Enclose non-author-able content within cq:include tag
- D. Enclose non-author-able content within cq:text tag
Correct Answer: A 🗳️
In a typical author, publish and dispatcher setup,where is the dispatcher flush configured?
- A. In the dispatcher module.
- B. In the publish instance.
- C. At the webserver level.
- D. In the author instance.
Correct Answer: D 🗳️
A digital publisher is migrating to AEM. The primary goal is to provide a more user-friendly page authoring interface. The current content management system has been built in house by staff developers, runs on a top of a MySql database, and uses forms for content editing. Discovery meetings are being held with the business owners and content authors.
What is the most significant and relevant conceptual change from the current CMS?
- A. AEM uses a hierarchy-based repository.
- B. AEM allows authors to drag-and-drop components to build pages.
- C. AEM is written in Java.
- D. AEM does NOT use a relational database.
Correct Answer: D 🗳️
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