A. To reduce the number of content templates

B. To configure dispatcher cache invalidation rules

C. To prepare asset metadata for migration

D. To ensure alignment with AEM as a Cloud Service's architectural principles

A. To identify current workflow configurations and their dependencies for migration.

B. To prioritize workflows based on their importance to the organization.

C. To automate all existing workflows without manual intervention.

D. To exclude workflows from the migration process to reduce complexity.

A. .config format

B. JSON-based .cfg.json format

C. .properties format

D. .xml format

A. Schedule activities to run on off-hours.

B. Disable launchers for the DAM Update Asset workflow.

C. Use the ACS Commons Fast Action Manager.

D. Disable launchers for all workflows.

A. Compatibility between source and target AEM versions and adequate storage space.

B. Automated migration tools and high-speed internet connectivity.

C. Manual transfer of content without the use of migration tools.

D. Exclusive focus on transferring textual content while excluding multimedia assets.

A. Adobe Cloud Manager

B. Adobe I/O CLI

C. JCR Data Store

D. AEM Content Transfer Tool

A. To handle asset ingestion, processing, and metadata extraction

B. To automate dispatcher configurations

C. To configure caching strategies for assets

D. To manage user permissions for asset access