In the context of AEM Cloud Service migration, what is the significance of reviewing deprecated capabilities?

Question

Options

• ATo accelerate the migration by skipping the review of deprecated features.
• BTo automatically replace deprecated features with their modern equivalents.
• CTo identify and plan for the removal or replacement of features that are no longer supported.
• DTo postpone the migration until deprecated capabilities are updated by Adobe.

• A
  2% (1)
• B
  2% (1)
• C
  91% (39)
• D
  5% (2)

Explanation

Reviewing deprecated capabilities during AEM Cloud Service migration is critical because it forces teams to proactively identify features that Adobe has removed or will remove from the Cloud Service tier, giving them time to plan replacements before the migration breaks functionality. Option A is wrong because skipping this review is the opposite of best practice - it creates hidden risk, not speed. Option B is wrong because no automated replacement exists; developers must manually refactor code and configurations to use supported alternatives. Option D is wrong because Adobe does not "update" deprecated features back into support - deprecation is a one-way door, and waiting would indefinitely block migration.

Memory tip: Think of "deprecated" as a red-flag inventory check - before moving into a new house (Cloud Service), you survey which appliances won't work so you can replace them before moving day, not after.

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