AD0-E136 · Question #68
Which steps should be taken to prepare an asset migration strategy? (Choose three)
The correct answer is A. Audit the current asset repository for metadata completeness B. Optimize asset renditions for cloud processing E. Develop a fallback plan for incompatible assets. Preparing an asset migration strategy requires auditing current metadata (A) to understand what exists and identify gaps before moving anything - you can't migrate what you don't understand. Optimizing renditions for cloud processing (B) ensures assets are in the right formats…
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Which steps should be taken to prepare an asset migration strategy? (Choose three)
Options
- AAudit the current asset repository for metadata completeness
- BOptimize asset renditions for cloud processing
- CAutomate asset ingestion workflows
- DValidate dispatcher configurations before migration
- EDevelop a fallback plan for incompatible assets
How the community answered
(16 responses)- A81% (13)
- C6% (1)
- D13% (2)
Explanation
Preparing an asset migration strategy requires auditing current metadata (A) to understand what exists and identify gaps before moving anything - you can't migrate what you don't understand. Optimizing renditions for cloud processing (B) ensures assets are in the right formats and sizes for the target environment, preventing post-migration rework. Developing a fallback plan for incompatible assets (E) is essential risk management - some assets will inevitably not migrate cleanly, and a strategy needs to account for that.
C is wrong because automating ingestion workflows is a post-migration operational concern, not a preparation step for the migration itself. D is wrong because dispatcher configuration (a CDN/caching layer concept in AEM) is an infrastructure concern unrelated to planning the asset migration strategy - it's a deployment concern, not a data migration one.
Memory tip: Think A-B-E = Assess, Build-ready, Escape-hatch - audit what you have, make it ready for the destination, and plan your way out if things break. Any answer about automation or infrastructure config is a distractor because strategy prep is about data quality and risk, not operational tooling.
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