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A client is in the discovery process for building a React native app, which is a single codebase that runs natively on iOS and Android. The goal is to reduce development costs. The client wants to reduce content creation costs in the new react Native app by reusing as much of the marketing content already publish in their AEM instance.
What should the Architect recommend to meet this requirement?
''Experience Fragments are reusable pieces of content that can be delivered to any channel, including React native apps. They allow for reusing marketing content already published in AEM''.
A client using AEM 6.5 on-premise is experiencing an unsustainable repository growth of 100Gb a day. After investigation, an Architect finds out that the DAM is causing this issue. Each image uploaded to the DAM triggers the creation of approximately 100 renditions, necessary by business to consume in different channels and systems. The client also complains about stale content reported by site visitors happening randomly in pages where article-related components are present.
How should the Architect address these issues?
A customer is about to go live with a new website on AEM on prem. The DNS (www.domam.com) already points to the load balancer of the AEM environment and final sanity checks are being performed. The website was tested in lower environments without SSL On production, the website is served over https. During sanity testing, all requests result in a 404.
While investigating this issue, an Architect determines the following:
* The requests land on port 443 on the load balancer where SSL is terminated and an HTTP header X-Forwarded-Proto is set
* The website Sling Mapping is created beneath /etc/map/http/www.domain.com.80
* The URLs on the website are externalized with http in the absolute links
Which two actions should the Architect take to resolve this problem? (Choose two.)
''the Sling Mapping should match the protocol and port of the incoming request, which in this case is https and 443. The Apache Felix Http Service SSL Filter should be configured to use the X-Forwarded-Proto header to detect if the request is secure or not''.
A client wants to change how they publish their content. Refer to the following client business requirements:
* The client has a seasonal business that has significant content changes across their site that need to be rolled out at once based on the season change over date.
* The content authors need to be able to work one season in advance of publish dates to ensure that all changes can be completed on time.
* The content authors need a way to indicate that all the seasonal changes are ready. If the content changes are not completed, then the pages should not get published.
* The content authors need the ability to modify the current live pages without rolling back changes for a future content rollout.
What approach should the Architect recommend?
''using Launches inside of AEM for each new season can allow content authors to work on future content changes without affecting the current live pages and use the production ready flag to indicate when changes are completed''.
A website built on AEM Sites displays the company's stock price in the footer of all pages. The stock data is retrieved from a third party REST service using two-way SSL and rendered in an AEM component using HTL During performance testing in the last development sprint it becomes apparent that the third party service sometimes takes up to 30 seconds to respond, which degrades the overall site performance.
How should an Architect address this issue?
''loading the stock data component asynchronously can improve the site performance by not blocking the page rendering while waiting for the REST service response''.
