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AD0-E136 · Question #12

What is the purpose of configuring Cloud Manager pipelines during deployment?

The correct answer is B. To build, test, and deploy AEM applications across environments. Cloud Manager pipelines serve as the CI/CD backbone for AEM as a Cloud Service, automating the full lifecycle of building code, running tests, and deploying artifacts across Dev, Stage, and Production environments - making B the correct choice. Option A is wrong because…

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Question

What is the purpose of configuring Cloud Manager pipelines during deployment?

Options

  • ATo automate the migration of deprecated workflows
  • BTo build, test, and deploy AEM applications across environments
  • CTo validate user permissions in the production environment
  • DTo manage dispatcher cache invalidation rules

How the community answered

(38 responses)
  • A
    5% (2)
  • B
    89% (34)
  • C
    3% (1)
  • D
    3% (1)

Explanation

Cloud Manager pipelines serve as the CI/CD backbone for AEM as a Cloud Service, automating the full lifecycle of building code, running tests, and deploying artifacts across Dev, Stage, and Production environments - making B the correct choice. Option A is wrong because deprecated workflow migration is handled separately through content migration tools, not pipeline configuration. Option C is incorrect because user permission validation is managed via Adobe IMS and Cloud Manager role-based access controls, not pipelines themselves. Option D is a distractor because dispatcher cache invalidation is configured within the dispatcher module of your AEM project, not through pipeline setup. Memory tip: Think of a pipeline as an assembly line - raw code goes in one end, a tested and deployed application comes out the other; Cloud Manager is just the factory floor that runs it.

Topics

#Cloud Manager#CI/CD Pipelines#AEM Deployment#Build & Test Automation

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