Comprehensive Explanation

Adobe Experience Manager as a Cloud Service provides the Repository Browser as a diagnostic tool for examining repository resources and their stored properties across different environments.

The Repository Browser offers read-only access to the content structure of AEM environments, including Development, Stage, and Production.

To compare component properties, the developer accesses the AEM Developer Console through Cloud Manager and opens the Repository Browser for the appropriate environment and service tier.

The developer can navigate to the component's repository resource and inspect its stored properties, including sling:resourceType , component-specific configuration values, and other relevant JCR properties.

The same procedure can then be performed in the Production environment to identify differences.

Option A is incorrect because log files primarily contain execution and diagnostic messages rather than providing a complete view of stored component properties.

Option B is incorrect because the Developer Console's component-status information generally relates to OSGi components and runtime services, not the repository properties of an authored page component.

Option C directly supports the comparison required in the question.

Adobe documents the Repository Browser as a read-only tool accessible through the Developer Console. This design enables production troubleshooting without allowing developers to modify repository content.

Official Adobe Reference: Repository Browser — AEM as a Cloud Service; Debugging AEM as a Cloud Service with Repository Browser.