Adobe Experience Manager (AEM) DevOps Engineer (AD0-E106) - Adobe Actual Exam Questions

An html page is published and is accessible through the dispatcher. A client is trying to access the updated page but is not getting the updated content. • A rule /type “allow” /glob “*.html” is present in the dispatcher /cache /rules configuration • The HTTP header “Cache-Control: max-age=3600” is set for all requests with the html extension • The /invalidate section is not set in the dispatcher configuration • A flush agent is configured on the publish instance • A CDN is serving all static content including html files and was flushed manually Why does the content fail to update on the client side?

New content is not visible on the website when accessing it via the dispatcher. * Replication from author to publish works fine * Dispatcher flush agent is present under/replication/agents. Author on the Publish instance and enabled * The checkbox for Dispatcher flush agent confusion is ticked for enabled, when reviewed on the author instance Rules in the dispatcher flush agent is causing this issue?

When configuration agents, under which path of the repository are agent stored for the AEM author instance?

How often is a full online compaction (revision cleanup) run by default?

During security tests it becomes apparent that AEM specific paths were accessible on the publish instance, which should not be accessible to the public. What is the best practice configuration on a publish dispatcher instance?