Minimum experience
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You should have at least 1-3 years of experience with Adobe Commerce development and you’re familiar with the following technologies and environments:
- Adobe Commerce - version 2.4
- PHP
- XDebug/PHP debugging tools, browser debugging tools
- Linting tools
- Composer
- SSH, basic Linux
- Redis, Elasticsearch, SQL, Varnish, RabbitMQ
- API validation tools, API client tools (Postman)
- Version control software such as Git
- Cloud Architecture
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Exam objectives and scope
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This section provides information on the exam content.
Section 1: Adobe Commerce Architecture and Customization Techniques (36%)
- Demonstrate how to effectively use cache in Adobe Commerce
- Build, use, and manipulate custom extension attributes
- Recommend solutions for how to apply theme custom updates to product/category pages
- Correctly apply observers, preferences, and plugins (effects of sort order)
- Demonstrate the ability to use the configuration layer in Adobe Commerce
- Demonstrate knowledge of how routes work in Adobe Commerce
- Demonstrate ability to customize pagebuilder
- Determine the effects and constraints of configuring multiple sites on a single instance
- Describe the capabilities and constraints of dependency injection
- Describe how to add and configure fields in store settings
- Explain the use cases for Git patches and the file level modifications in Composer
- Create new commands in CLI
- Demonstrate how to write an integration test
- Identify Adobe Commerce security feature (CSP, escaping, form keys, sanitization, reCAPTCHA, input validation)
- Explain how the CRON scheduling system works
- Demonstrate the ability to load and manipulate data
- Demonstrate the ability to use App emulation
Section 2: Working with Databases and EAV (10%)
- Manipulate EAV attributes and attribute sets programmatically
- Demonstrate the ability to extend the database schema
- Demonstrate the ability to import/export data from Adobe Commerce
- Describe how to use patches and recurring set ups to modify the database
Section 3: Developing with Admin (6%)
- Demonstrate the ability to update and create grids and forms
- Extend Grid actions
- Demonstrate the ability to create modifier classes
- Demonstrate the ability to restrict access to ACL
Section 4: Customizing the Catalog (6%)
- Apply changes to existing product types and create new ones
- Modify and extend existing Catalog entities
- Demonstrate the ability to manage Indexes and customize price output
- Explain how multi-source inventory impacts stock (program level)
Section 5: Customizing Sales Operations (6%)
- Demonstrate the ability to develop new payment methods or customize existing payment methods
- Demonstrate the ability to add and customize shipping methods
- Demonstrate the ability to customize sales operations
- Explain how to customize totals
Section 6: APIs and Services (4%)
- Demonstrate the ability to create new APIs or extend existing APIs
- Demonstrate the ability to use the queuing system
Section 7: Adobe Commerce Cloud architecture (16%)
- Demonstrate knowledge of Adobe Commerce architecture/environment workflow
- Demonstrate a working knowledge of cloud project files, permission, and structure
- Demonstrate the ability to set up multi domain based stores on Adobe Commerce Cloud (multi domain sites mix of dev work and support)
- Demonstrate a general knowledge of application services and how to manage them (YAML, PHP, MariaDB, Redis, RabbitMQ, etc.)
- Identify how to access different types of logs
- Demonstrate the ability to deploy a project (Main steps of deployment)
- Define features provided by ECE tools
- Identify uses for ECE patches (Security breach)
- Describe how to Maintain and upgrade ECE tools
- Distinguish when to contact support *Yaml files and limitations (DIY vs Support tickets)
- Demonstrate basic knowledge of OOTB FASTLY features configuration and installation
Section 8: Setup/configuring Adobe Commerce Cloud (10%)
- Describe how to setup/configure Adobe Commerce Cloud
- Apply Basic Cloud troubleshooting knowledge (Hierarchy of web UI and variables, configurations precedence)
- Demonstrate understanding of cloud user management and onboarding UI
- Describe how to update cloud variables using UI
- Describe environment Management using UI
- Demonstrate understanding of branching using UI
- Identify Adobe Commerce Cloud Plan capabilities
Section 9: Commerce Cloud CLI tool (managing part) (6%)
- Demonstrate understanding of updating cloud variables using CLI
- Demonstrate understanding of environment Management using CLI (CLI exclusive features: activate emails, rebase environments, snapshot, db dump, local environment setup)
- Demonstrate understanding of branching using CLI
- Demonstrate how to troubleshoot cloud services? (My SQL, Redis, tunnel:info)
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