01. A configuration package has been installed on an author instance and the same content is needed on the publish instances of that environment.
Which action delivers it there?
a) Replicate the package from the author instance, so that it is delivered to and installed on the publish instances
b) Rebuild the package on each publish instance, so that each holds its own copy of the content
c) Activate the content the package installed, so that the ordinary replication of those nodes carries them across to each publish instance
d) Add the package to the deployment artefact, so that the next deployment installs it on both tiers
02. A defect on a production environment appears to depend on the exact shape of a configuration subtree there. The developer cannot browse that environment and needs the nodes and their properties to examine locally.
Which use of the package mechanism supports that?
a) Build a package whose filter names that subtree and replicate it, so the nodes are delivered to a local instance for inspection
b) Build a package whose filter names that subtree and download it, then install it on a local instance to inspect the nodes
c) Add the subtree to the deployment artefact filter, so the next build captures the production nodes into the release
d) Install an empty package whose filter names that subtree, so the install report lists the nodes that were found there
03. A developer builds a package intended to carry a set of policies, and the resulting file is far smaller than expected. Installing it on the target changes nothing, and the build reported no error.
What should be checked first?
a) Whether the target has permission to write the policy paths, since an install without permission fails silently
b) Whether the import mode is set to replace, since a package installed in another mode leaves the target content as it was
c) Whether the filter roots match the paths the policies actually occupy, since a filter that matches nothing produces a package that carries nothing
d) Whether the package was replicated to the target rather than uploaded, since a replicated package is not installed automatically
04. A package containing a configuration branch is installed on an environment where an administrator had added extra nodes beneath the same branch. After the install, those extra nodes are gone.
Which characteristic of the package accounts for that?
a) Its import mode replaces the content at the covered paths, so anything present there that the package does not contain is removed
b) It was installed rather than built, so the install operation removes content that the package was not built from
c) Its filter covers a broader root than the package contents, so the extra nodes were captured and then written back empty
d) It was replicated to the environment rather than uploaded, so the replication removed the nodes before installing
05. A team accustomed to installing content packages directly on production plans to keep that practice on the cloud offering.
How should that plan be assessed?
a) It should proceed with the package added to the deployment artefact, so that the content arrives through the pipeline instead
b) It should be revised, because content packages cannot represent pages on that offering, so only configuration nodes may be packaged at all
c) It should be revised, because installing packages on production is restricted there, and moving content between environments is handled by the platform own tooling
d) It should proceed unchanged, because the package manager console is available on every offering, behaves the same way, and the operation is identical wherever it is run
06. A team moving to the cloud offering has a runbook of scheduled maintenance tasks they configure and monitor themselves. They ask which of those tasks they will continue to own.
What is the accurate answer?
a) They remain the responsibility of the team but are configured through the deployment pipeline on each environment rather than through a console
b) Most of them are run by the platform there, so the team surface becomes diagnosis rather than scheduling maintenance
c) All of them remain the responsibility of the team, and are configured through the same windows on each environment
d) None of them exists on that offering, so the team no longer has any visibility of repository health at all
07. A team must move a set of templates and their policies from staging to production with a content package, without disturbing anything else in the configuration tree.
Which two practices make that safe?
(Choose two.)
a) Exclude anything beneath those roots that belongs to the target environment rather than to the release
b) Include the whole configuration tree in the filter and rely on the install to skip nodes that have not changed
c) Build the package on production first so that its filter reflects what is present at the target
d) Name the specific roots being moved in the filter rather than a common ancestor of them
e) Use a replacing import mode so that the target matches the package exactly at the covered paths
08. Several developers work on one AEM code base at the same time, and a release must be able to be cut at a predictable point without unfinished work in it.
Which practice supports that?
a) Keep unfinished work on its own branch until it is complete, so that the branch a release is built from holds only finished changes
b) Keep all work on the shared branch and revert the unfinished commits shortly before each release is built
c) Keep all work on the shared branch and disable unfinished features with a configuration flag before each release
d) Keep unfinished work on its own branch and merge every branch before each release, so nothing is left behind
09. Visitors report that one section of a site is slow. The developer needs to establish where the time is spent before changing anything, and has access to the operations tooling on the instance.
Which facility should be used first?
a) The health checks, which report whether the repository and the running system are in a healthy state
b) The replication queues, which show whether the content of that section has been delivered to each of the publish instances serving it
c) The maintenance windows, which show which tasks ran recently and whether any of them overlapped the reports
d) The diagnosis tooling that reports request performance, which shows how long requests took and where the time went
10. Two environments each have a growth problem. On the first, a very large number of completed process instances is retained. On the second, the node store holds many superseded revisions after a long period without maintenance.
Which pair of tasks addresses them in that order?
a) Workflow purge for the first, and revision cleanup for the second
b) Revision cleanup for the first, and workflow purge for the second
c) Audit log maintenance for the first, and version purge for the second
d) Workflow purge for the first, and data store garbage collection for the second