Preparing For AEM 6 Developer Exam

Installing and configuring an AEM developer environment

1. I can install AEM on supported operating systems: All you need to know to install the AEM
2. I can install AEM with different run modes (Author and Publish): All you need to know to install the AEM
3. I can start AEM in debug mode for remote debugging
4. I can setup and configure replication agents.
5. I can setup and configure a Web server.
6. I can setup and manage OSGi configurations.
7. I can manage users and groups.
8. I can manage Access Control Level (ACL) permissions.

Building and deploying AEM projects

1. I can configure a source control system to manage files in AEM.
2. I can build and deploy AEM projects by using Maven.

Building AEM components

1. I can create custom components and dialogs
2. I can create templates and page components.
3. I can create client libraries.
4. Extend out-of-the-box AEM components.

Building OSGi services

1. I can create custom OSGi services.
2. I can create and manage custom OSGi configurations.
3. I can configure and manage OSGi services and bundles by using the Felix web console.
4. I can manage Maven dependencies.

Troubleshooting AEM projects

1. I can create custom log files by using the Web console.
2. I can configure and manage AEM log levels for specific AEM environments.
3. Given an option for starting AEM, I can select the correct parameter(s) for starting AEM.
4. I can troubleshoot caching issues related to the Dispatcher and browsers.
5. I can troubleshoot AEM configurations