AEM – Adobe Certified Expert Developer Exam AD0-116

Exam Information

• Exam number: AD0-E116

• Exam name: Adobe Experience Manager Developer

• Certificate level: Certified Expert

• Status: Active

• Available languages: English, Japanese

• Number of questions: 50

• Formats: Multiple choice and multiple select

• Duration: 100 minutes

• Delivery: Online proctored (requires camera access) or test center proctored

• Passing mark: 32/50

• Price: $225 USD / $150 USD (India)

It requires familiarity with the following technologies and environments:

• Set up local AEM environments

• Create basic components based on core OOTB components

• Create and maintain LESS files

• Define the developer’s process

• Set-up a new project structure

• Create and edit a dispatcher rule

• Configure workflows and create custom workflow steps

• Determine the difference between a traditional AEM components and SPA components

• Work with Assets API

• Set up ACLs and permissions including third-party IDPs

• Set up Multi-site manager for languages and brands

• Set up maintenance tasks

• Third-party integrations

• Implement Cloud Configuration

• Set up Cloud Manager Pipelines deployments

• Maven

• Git

• Development and packaging tools

• Command line tools

Exam Objectives and Scope

Section 1: Configurations (22%)

• Identify the steps to create and manage AEM dispatcher configurations

• Determine the correct steps to configure multi-tenancy

• Explain how to create and manage OSGi configurations

• Given a scenario, determine the correct method to Create and manage custom OAK indices

• Determine the correct steps to configure OOTB SAML and LDAP integration

Section 2: AEM Development (46%)

• Determine the correct steps to implement SPA structure and components

• Given a design, create complex components including the HTL, models, and services

• Determine the correct method to create unit tests and map mock data

• Given a scenario, determine the correct method to develop workflows

• Given a scenario, determine the approach for any third-party integration

• Determine the approach to implement a headless or hybrid implementation

Section 3: Build and Deployment (8%)

• Identify the steps to set up and maintain front-end and back-end dependency management

• Determine the correct usage of each archetype when building projects

Section 4: Environment Maintenance (24%)

• Given a scenario, determine the steps required to manage AEM environments

• Explain the setup steps around release management

• Recommend & implement solutions to sync content/configurations across AEM environments

• Determine the steps required around planning and implementing AEM upgrades and repository migration activities/tasks

Who this course is for:

• AEM Developers,
• Tech leads,
• Senior AEM Developers and
• Junior Architects