Minimum experience
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You should be comfortable working in Adobe Commerce and have a basic understanding of Adobe Commerce admin development, architecture, EAV/database, layout/UI, checkout and sales, and catalog.
Additionally, you should be familiar with the following technologies and environments:
- Adobe Commerce - version 2.4
- Good understanding of PHP
- Knowledge of MYSQL
- Knowledge of Object-Oriented Programming
- Knowledge of Cloud Architecture
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Exam objectives and scope
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This section provides information on the exam content.
Section 1: Working with Admin (5%)
- Describe how the ACL works with roles and resources
- Identify the components to use when creating or modifying the admin grid/form
- Identify the files to use when creating a store/admin config and menu items
Section 2: Architecture (29%)
- Describe Magento file structure
- Describe Magento CLI commands
- Describe cron functionality
- Given a scenario, describe usage of the di.xml
- Given a scenario, create controllers
- Describe module structure
- Describe index functionality
- Describe localization
- Describe plugin, preference, event observers, and interceptors
- Describe custom module routes
- Describe URL rewrites
- Describe the Magento caching system
- Describe stores, websites, and store views (basic understanding)
Section 3: EAV/database (13%)
- Given a scenario, change/add/remove attribute sets and/or attributes
- Describe different types of attributes
- Given a scenario, use a DB schema to alter a database table
- Describe models, resource models, and collections
- Describe basics of Entity Attribute Value (EAV)
Section 4: Layout/UI (15%)
- 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: Checkout and sales (8%)
- Describe cart components
- Describe a cart promo rule
- Given a scenario, describe basic checkout modifications
- Given a scenario, describe basic usage of quote data
- Given a scenario, configure the payment and shipping methods
- Given a scenario, configure tax rules, currencies, cart, and/or checkout
- Identify the basics of category management and products management
- Describe product types
- Describe price rules
- Describe price types
Section 7: Adobe Commerce Cloud architecture (12%)
- Define Adobe Commerce architecture/environment workflow
- Describe cloud project files, permission, and structure
- List services available on Adobe Commerce on Cloud
- Describe how to access different types of logs
- Describe steps for applying patches (Identify which folder to put patches in)
- Describe how to Maintain and upgrade ECE tools
- Identify when to call support *Yaml files and limitations (DIY vs Support tickets)
Section 8: Setup/Configuring Adobe Commerce Cloud (4%)
- Identify how to setup/configure Adobe Commerce Cloud
- Define Basic Cloud troubleshooting (Hierarchy of web UI and variables, configurations precedence)
- Recognize basic knowledge of cloud user management and onboarding UI
- Describe environment Management using UI
- Describe branching using UI
- Identify Adobe Commerce Cloud Plan capabilities
Section 9: Commerce Cloud CLI tool (Managing part) (6%)
- Describe exclusive features of Adobe Commerce Cloud CLI tool (CLI exclusive features: activate emails, rebase environments, snapshot, db dump, local environment setup)
- Describe branching using the Adobe Commerce Cloud CLI tool
- Identify ways to connect to cloud services? (My SQL, Redis, tunnel:info)
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