
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 3)
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 with a large volume of data. They are planning a major release that includes a new object and a data migration from a legacy system. The project is using an Agile methodology with a three-month timeline. The team has a partial copy sandbox for UAT and a Full sandbox for integration testing. The data migration is expected to take two months. What is the most effective mitigation strategy to reduce the risk of data migration delays?
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A customer uses an Agile methodology with frequent releases. How does this impact the testing work stream?
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A customer uses a Waterfall methodology for their Salesforce implementation. Which technical consideration is most relevant for this methodology?
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A customer project uses a Salesforce environment that is a copy of production, including all metadata and data, and is used for user acceptance testing and performance testing. Which type of environment is this?
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A customer has a production org and a single Developer sandbox. They plan to use an Agile methodology with continuous delivery. The team wants to deploy to production at the end of each sprint. What is the most significant risk in this environment?
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