What is the first step when merging multiple projects into a single project for deployment through Adobe Cloud Manager?

Question

Options

• AConfigure separate run modes for each project
• BStandardize folder structures and naming conventions
• CDeploy all projects individually to a staging environment
• DMigrate workflows directly to the production environment

• A
  3% (1)
• B
  90% (27)
• C
  7% (2)

Explanation

Standardizing folder structures and naming conventions (B) is the correct first step because merging multiple projects requires a consistent, unified foundation before any technical work begins. Without aligned naming conventions and folder structures, subsequent steps like configuring run modes or deploying to environments will encounter conflicts, broken paths, and unpredictable behavior in Cloud Manager's pipeline.

Why the distractors are wrong:

• A (Configure run modes): Run modes are environment-specific configurations that come after you've established a coherent project structure - not before it.
• C (Deploy to staging individually): Deploying separate projects independently defeats the purpose of merging them and skips the prerequisite structural groundwork.
• D (Migrate workflows to production): Going directly to production before any merging or validation work is a dangerous anti-pattern and skips all intermediate steps.

Memory tip: Think of it like moving into a shared house - before anyone brings their furniture (deployments, run modes), everyone first agrees on which room is which and what the house rules are (standardized structure). "Structure before action" = B comes first.

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