Where will tags be saved as properties for pages and assets in AEM?

Tags in Adobe Experience Manager (AEM) are saved as properties under a metadata node of an asset. This metadata node acts as a repository for all the relevant information about the asset, including properties such as title, description, and tags. Tags are important in AEM for organizing and classifying content, making it easier for users to find and manage assets based on various criteria.

When tags are applied to an asset, they become part of the metadata stored in the corresponding metadata node. This allows for effective searching and filtering of assets based on the tags associated with them. Storing tags in this way ensures that they are easily accessible and maintain the organizational structure of the AEM workflow.

The other options provided do not accurately reflect the structure of AEM's tagging system. For example, tags are not stored under the rendition node, which focuses on the different formats or versions of the asset itself, nor are they stored on a root node for a page or on a content node for a page—these nodes serve different purposes within the AEM content architecture. By placing tags specifically in the metadata node, AEM ensures a coherent and organized way to manage asset-related information.