An Architect is performing infrastructure and capacity planning for Author servers for a customer using AEM 6.5. Which two factors would lead the Architect to pick a multi-author instance architecture setup? (Choose two.)
''a multi-author instance architecture setup provides failover and load balancing for author servers. It also allows for scaling up the number of parallel authors who can work on the same content without affecting performance''.
A new AEM Sites implementation includes a component that lists the 10 most recently published PDF documents in AEM Assets. The component works as expected during development and passes QA testing. The business starts to use 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 the issue?
''the component is missing a matching Oak index that can efficiently query the PDF documents by their last modified date''.
A client is migrating the content from a legacy website to an existing AEM implementation. An Architect evaluates the content of the legacy site and determine-that there are approximately 20.000 pages with a common structure, and a few hundred pages that do not follow a pattern. The client wants to complete the migration as soon as possible.
Which approach should the Architect recommend for the content migration?
''migrating all common pages using the ETL procedure and using manual authoring for the rest can reduce the time and effort required for the content migration''.
An enterprise client is on-boarding an AEM Desktop application to provide authors with the ability to load the AEM repository virtually on the file system. The desktop application is unable to connect to the AEM Author, which has SSL enabled. The intermediate certificate is installed on Apache.
How should an Architect resolve this issue?
''installing the Root certificate to the AEM truststore can allow AEM Desktop application to connect to AEM Author with SSL enabled''.
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?
''integrating a third-party solution to store comments externally can provide a future proof solution that does not depend on AEM as a Cloud Service limitations or changes''.
