
SalesforceCertified Technical Architect
Domain 6Objective 2
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 2)
Part of the DEVELOPMENT LIFECYCLE AND DEPLOYMENT PLANNING domain, which makes up ~24% of our current practice bank.
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A customer has a production org and a partial copy sandbox for UAT. They want to test a new integration that requires a large volume of data (millions of records) to validate performance. What is the most appropriate environment consideration?
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A customer project requires a sequential approach where each phase (requirements, design, development, testing) must be completed before the next begins. Which development methodology is being used?
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A company is using a Waterfall methodology for a Salesforce implementation. They have a fixed budget and timeline. The testing work stream has identified a critical defect that requires a significant architectural change. What is the most likely impact on the technical work streams?
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A customer's project team plans to deliver features in small, frequent increments with continuous feedback from stakeholders. Which development methodology does this describe?
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A Salesforce project is using a Waterfall methodology with a fixed release date. The team has completed development and is about to start UAT in a partial copy sandbox. The data migration work stream is running behind schedule. What is the most significant risk to the project?
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