Question 1

Which Heroku runtimes provide keystroke logging?

Options :

A : The Common Runtime, Private Spaces, and Shield Private Spaces

B : Private Spaces and Shield Private Spaces

C : Shield Private Spaces only

D : Keystroke logging is not available on Heroku

Answer: B

Question 2

Your organization has a Salesforce instance and a Heroku app. The app processes data that comes from an external system, and the resulting data must be synchronized with Salesforce objects. However, the records in Salesforce must maintain the external ID that comes from the original system. How should you architect this?

Options :

A : Store the data and external ID in a Heroku Postgres database, and use Heroku Connect to sync it with Salesforce

B : Use a Salesforce Canvas App in Heroku to display the data and external ID within Salesforce

C : Use Heroku Kafka to process the data and an Apex job to pull the processed data into Salesforce

D : Use Salesforce Connect to expose the Heroku Postgres data in Salesforce, without data sync

Answer: A

Question 3

A client wants to deconstruct a monolithic app into a collection of smaller apps which should be able to send HTTP requests to each other. The smaller apps should not be publicly accessible on the internet. Which Heroku Enterprise features should an Architect recommend to enable this architecture?

Options :

A : Heroku and Apache Kafka on Heroku

B : Heroku Connect and Internal Routing

C : Heroku Private Spaces and Heroku Connect

D : Heroku Private Spaces and Internal Routing

Answer: D

Question 4

Your company has a Salesforce application and a Heroku application. The Heroku app stores customer information in a Heroku Postgres database. Each record has a unique identifier. The Salesforce app also contains customer records but does not have the unique identifier from the Heroku Postgres database. How should you integrate these systems with Heroku Connect to ensure data consistency?

Options :

A : Add a field to Salesforce customer records for the unique identifier, then set up bi-directional sync with this field as the External ID

B : Use a Salesforce record ID as an External ID in the Heroku Postgres database, then set up bi-directional sync

C : Set up bi-directional sync without using an External ID

D : Add a field to Salesforce customer records for the unique identifier, then set up one-way sync from Salesforce to Heroku Postgres

Answer: A

Question 5

You are working on a Heroku application that has high database write operations and simultaneously requires extensive analytical queries. To ensure the performance of your application isn’t affected by these analytical queries, which approach would be the most appropriate?

Options :

A : Use Heroku Dataclips to perform analytical queries

B : Run analytical queries directly on the Heroku Postgres primary database

C : Create a follower database to handle analytical queries separately from the primary database.

D : Offload analytical queries to a Heroku Redis instance

Answer: C

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