Your Confluence Cloud site has a new app that you want to test with a small group before rolling out to the entire organization. What is the best way to do this?

Create a separate Confluence site for testing the app.

Ask the vendor to provide a test instance.

Install the app for the entire site and then disable it for non-pilot groups.

Install the app and grant access only to the pilot group.

Your Confluence Cloud site has a custom app that is critical for your sales team. The vendor has released a new version, but the release notes mention a breaking change in the API that may affect your integration with Salesforce. You have a test site available. What is the best course of action?

Update the production site immediately and monitor for issues.

Contact Atlassian support to update the app for you.

Skip the update and continue using the current version.

Test the new version on the test site, verify the Salesforce integration, and then update the production site.

Your Confluence Cloud site has a Google Drive integration that was working yesterday. Today, users report that they cannot embed files. You have verified that the integration is still enabled and the Google account is correct. What is the most likely cause?

The Google OAuth token has expired or been revoked.

The Google Drive API has been deprecated.

The users have lost their Confluence edit permissions.

The Confluence site has reached its storage limit.

You have integrated Confluence Cloud with Google Drive so users can embed files in pages. Some users report that they cannot see the Google Drive files they expect to embed. What should you check first?

Verify that the Google Drive integration is authorized for the correct Google account.

Confirm that the users have a Google Workspace license.

Ensure that the users have Confluence page edit permissions.

Check that Google Drive is not blocked by the organization's firewall.

A user reports that an app in Confluence Cloud is not working for them, but it works for other users. What is the most likely first step to troubleshoot this issue?

Reinstall the app for the entire site

Restart the Confluence Cloud service

Check the user's permissions for the app

Confluence Administration for Cloud

Domain 3Objective 2

Manage Apps and Integrations ACP-220 Practice Questions (Page 3)

Part of the Site Configuration domain, which accounts for 13% of the ACP-220 exam.

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Questions 11–15

11application · medium
Your Confluence Cloud site has a new app that you want to test with a small group before rolling out to the entire organization. What is the best way to do this?
Select an answer first
12expert · hard
Your Confluence Cloud site has a custom app that is critical for your sales team. The vendor has released a new version, but the release notes mention a breaking change in the API that may affect your integration with Salesforce. You have a test site available. What is the best course of action?
Select an answer first
13expert · hard
Your Confluence Cloud site has a Google Drive integration that was working yesterday. Today, users report that they cannot embed files. You have verified that the integration is still enabled and the Google account is correct. What is the most likely cause?
Select an answer first
14application · medium
You have integrated Confluence Cloud with Google Drive so users can embed files in pages. Some users report that they cannot see the Google Drive files they expect to embed. What should you check first?
Select an answer first
15foundation · easy
A user reports that an app in Confluence Cloud is not working for them, but it works for other users. What is the most likely first step to troubleshoot this issue?
Select an answer first

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