Question 1

Universal Containers CUC) is considering implementing a minor change policy for a series of low-risk user stories that are commonly received by the UC admins. The policy would allow admins to make these changes directly in production. UC does not have continuous integration/continuous delivery (CI/CD) in place. Which three best practices should the architect suggest UC follow for their new change policy? Choose 3 answers

Options :

A : Minor changes do not need to be documented and can be made at any time.

B : Minor changes should be thoroughly documented and follow some type of standard cadence.

C : All changes should still be tested.

D : CI/CD is required in to successfully manage minor changes.

E : Downstream environments will not be automatically updated when production changes.

Answer: A,C

Question 2

You are a Salesforce Architect consulting for a retail company that aims to transition from a legacy CRM to Salesforce. The company is strong in technology but has no established ALM processes. Management is committed but unsure how to proceed.What is your first step in assessing ALM maturity?

Options :

A : Recommend an Agile methodology and provide training to teams

B : Evaluate current technology infrastructure and suggest Salesforce-compatible updates

C : Conduct an ALM maturity assessment considering people, technology, and processes

D : Immediately draft a migration plan to shift from the legacy CRM to Salesforce

Answer: C

Question 3

The release will be deployed over a weekend, one week after Salesforce updates the production environment (e.g., from Winter to Spring). UC has found that a full sandbox refresh can take several days. What should the architect suggest as an optimal deployment plan? Capture

Options :

A : Two weeks before go -live, deploy to Staging and then refresh the Staging and Production support sandboxes. Deploy from Staging to Production at go-live

B : Approximately six weeks before go -live, ensure the sandbox will be on the release preview. One week before go live, deploy to Staging. Deploy from Staging to Production at go-live

C : One month before go -live, deploy to Staging and to Production Support. Deploy from Production Support to Production at go-live

D : One week before go -live, initiate the Staging sandbox refresh and then immediately deploy to Staging. Deploy from Staging to Production at go-live

Answer: B

Question 4

SolarFlare, a solar technology company, is planning to release a Salesforce application on AppExchange for solar installation vendors. The application will have features that SolarFlare wants to upgrade and enhance over time. They want to ensure that future updates to the application don’t break existing customer implementations.Which package type is best suited for SolarFlare’s requirements?

Options :

A : Unlocked packages

B : Custom metadata packages

C : Unmanaged packages

D : Managed packages

Answer: D

Question 5

In the effort of improving the code quality, Universal Containers (UC) has asked athird-party system integrator to perform some independent code reviews. One piece of thefeedback is the development team is seemingly not doing enough negative unit testing.Which are three usual symptoms of inadequate negative testsChoose 3 answers

Options :

A : Developers often have to turn to the debug log for details of the failed Apex executions

B : When an Apex batch job runs at a scheduled time, an increased number of Apex execution errors occur over all.

C : An Apex process runs into an un-handled exception when an HTTP callout has an unexpected status code in the response body.

D : Developers constantly ask the testers for a screenshot of the error and the exact steps of reproducing the error.

E : The delivered user interfaces are regularly not meeting the expectations of the business users.

Answer: A,B,C