Adobe Experience Manager Architect: AD0-E104

The customer wants to have an ecommerce website with several sites pages with the following criteria:

AEM servers and the ecommerce platform are hosted and managed on different domains Timing constraints and ecommerce product evolution require that the cart and the products pages be delivered directly from ecommerce platform and not by AEM Part of the page is written using a SPA framework

What should the Architect do to mitigate Cross Origin Resource Sharing?

A. Use Server Side Include on AEM pages to display ecommerce data

B. Use OSGI services to make calls to the ecommerce platform

C. Use Ajax calls to make calls to the ecommerce platform

D. Use proxy server to separate traffic for AEM and ecommerce platforms

What are two supported methods of querying the AEM data store? (Choose two.)

A. noSQL Queries

B. SQL1

C. XPath

D. QueryBuilder APIs

E. JCR Query Traversal

A customer has a large MSM setup with more than 30 languages and 150 websites:

The content authors are frequently updating the master content. MSM is configured with the "Push on modify" rollout configuration so that any changes are immediately pushed to all live copies. The customer is complaining that they encounter performance issues on the AEM Author.

What should the Architect do?

A. Configure MSM to use "Standard rollout config" with the "On Modification" trigger

B. Configure MSM to use "Push on modify (shallow)"

C. Configure MSM to use "Standard rollout config"

D. Remove the referencesUpdate action from the "Push on modify"