Given a Customer Project Environment and Development Methodology, Identify the Technical Considerations, Risks, and Impact on the Technical Work Streams. TECHNICAL-ARCHITECT Practice Questions (Page 1)

Questions 1–5

1. 1foundation · easy

   A customer plans to deploy a major release directly from a Developer sandbox to production without a Full or Partial Copy sandbox for UAT. Which risk is most significant?

   • AUntested changes causing production issues
   • BExceeding the sandbox data storage limit
   • CLosing metadata in the sandbox
   • DInsufficient metadata coverage in the sandbox
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2. 2foundation · easy

   A customer's project uses a Waterfall methodology. How does this impact the integration work stream?

   • AIntegration is done incrementally after each sprint
   • BIntegration is performed as a single event after development is complete
   • CIntegration is avoided to reduce complexity
   • DIntegration is automated through CI/CD
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4. 3expert · medium

   A company is adopting a DevOps model for their Salesforce org. They have a team of 20 developers. They plan to use a single shared Developer sandbox for all developers and a Full sandbox for staging. The team wants to implement continuous integration. What is the most significant technical consideration?

   • AThe team should use change sets instead of CI/CD to avoid complexity.
   • BVersion control is not necessary if using a shared sandbox.
   • CThe Full sandbox is not suitable for staging because it is too large.
   • DThe shared Developer sandbox will become a bottleneck and cause frequent conflicts.
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5. 4foundation · easy

   A customer project faces a risk of developers overwriting changes due to a shared sandbox. Which mitigation strategy is most effective?

   • AUsing change sets for all deployments
   • BRestricting access to the sandbox to one developer at a time
   • CScheduling a weekly backup of the sandbox
   • DImplementing a version control system and using separate developer sandboxes
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6. 5expert · medium

   A large enterprise is implementing Salesforce using a Waterfall methodology. They have a complex integration landscape with multiple legacy systems. The data migration work stream is critical and will take six months. The project has a fixed go-live date in nine months. The architecture work stream has identified that the legacy systems have poor data quality. What is the most significant risk to the project timeline?

   • AThe data migration may take longer than planned due to data cleansing efforts.
   • BThe testing work stream may not have enough time to test the migrated data.
   • CThe integration work stream may need to be redesigned to accommodate the legacy systems.
   • DThe deployment plan may need to be revised to include a phased rollout.
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