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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 large retail customer is building their ecommerce platform on AEM. Several third-party vendors sell products through their site. Those vendors need to review and verify the content close to production before the content goes live and the customer wants to provide them a restricted environment.
Which approach should the Architect recommend?
A client designs a new experience for one of their brand sites with the following parameters:
* The new experience should behave like a desktop application
* There is a lot of dynamic content in the app
* SEO and initial page load are a top concern for the client
* The client's marketing team needs to be able to author the content with a WYSIWYG editor
Which approach should the Architect use to meet these requirements?
''the SPA Editor SDK with Server Side Rendering allows for creating dynamic web applications that behave like desktop applications while also supporting SEO and initial page load performance. It also enables marketing teams to author content with a WYSIWYG editor''.
A customer is using AEM on AMS as the central content provider for its omnichannel presence with more than 100+ authors working around the clock and 30+ concurrent authors. The customer is happy with the performance of the author server, but they have a critical requirement to guarantee no data loss and quick failover in the event of any author failure. Which deployment strategy would the AEM architect use for the author environment?
