Salesforce Development Lifecycle and Deployment Architect Exam Practice Test Instant Access

Question 1

What is the responsibility of the Technical Architect within a Change Control Board meeting?

APrioritize the Salesforce product roadmap with business stakeholders

BConduct code reviews for projects in the development phase

CTroubleshoot deployment errors that occurred during the last release

DApprove the upcoming release for deployment into production

Answer : D

Question 2

Which statement is true for the Staging sandbox in the following diagram?

AWhen created or refreshed, the Staging sandbox is a full replica of Production

BThe Staging sandbox is automatically refreshed on a schedule set by the administrator

CSalesforce major releases (e.g., Winter to Spring) always occur in Staging and Production at the same time

DThe Staging environment can only be updated once every two weeks

Answer : A

Question 3

Universal Containers (UC) is planning for a huge data migration from a home grown on-premise system to Salesforce as part of their Service Cloud Implementation. UC has approximately 5 million customers,10 million contacts, and 30 million active cases. Which are the three key areas that should be tested as part of Data Migration? Choose 3 answers

ACase association with correct contact and Account.

BCase assignment rules and escalation rules.

CCase Ownership along with associated entitlement and milestones.

DData transformation against the source system.

EPage Layout assignment to the profiles

Answer : A, C, D

Question 4

Universal Containers (UC) is developing a custom Force.com application. The following tools are used for development, the Force.com IDE for developing apps. Git as a source control system and a Git repository, and the Force.com Migration Tool for updating sandboxes from source control. UC's current branching strategy calls for two main branches: 1) Master 2) Develop Three supporting branches: 1) Feature 2) Release 3) Hotflix Consider that the branching strategy is in parallel as follows Feature |Develop |Release |Hotfix |Master What is the recommended practice strategy that Developers should adopt for Development?

ADevelopers work off of the Feature branch, which is pulled from the Master branch and the Feature branch is then merged with the Develop branch.

BDevelopers work off of the Feature branch, which is pulled from the Develop branch, and the Feature branch is then merged with the Develop branch.

CDevelopers work off of the Feature branch, which is pulled from the Release branch, and the Feature branch is then merged with the Develop branch.

DDevelopers work off of the Feature branch, which is pulled from the Develop branch, and the Feature branch is then merged with the Hotfix branch.

Answer : B

Question 5

Northern Trail Outfitters (NTO) has well-defined release management processes for both large and small projects. NTO's development team created a workflow and a trigger for the changes in its opportunity renewal process.

What should the architect recommend for release planning of these changes?

APlan this as a patch release and align with the Salesforce patch release.

BPlan this as a major release and align with a Salesforce major release.

CPlan this as a minor release with training and change management.

DPlan this an interim release after checking with Salesforce support.

Answer : C

Question 6

Universal Containers has just initiated a project involving a large distributed development and testing team. The development team members need access to a tool to manage requirements and the testing team needs access to a tool to manage defects. Additionally, stakeholders are requesting ad -hoc status reports. What tool should an Architect recommend to support the project?

ASpreadsheets

BCode Repository

CWave

DPort management tool

Answer : D

Question 7

Cloud Kicks is switching to Salesforce from a different CRM. They have existing datasets for all standard Salesforce objects. In which optimized order should the architect recommend these objects be loaded?

AAccounts, Contacts, Leads, Products, Opportunities, Opportunity Line Items

BAccounts, Contacts. Opportunities, Products, Opportunity Line Items, Leads

CLeads, Contacts, Accounts, Opportunities, Products, Opportunity Line Items

DLeads, Accounts, Contacts, Products, Opportunities, Opportunity Line Items

Answer : D

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