Integration-Architecture-Designer: Salesforce Certified Integration Architecture Designer (SP19) Universal Practice Questions
The free Integration-Architecture-Designer: Salesforce Certified Integration Architecture Designer (SP19) questions that deal with universal, with answers and explanations. The full bank and the timed practice test cover every topic the exam asks about.
Question #1
Universal Containers has decided that they will be using the bulk API to migrate the existing data into Salesforce as they will be importing a total of 80 million records. While planning for the data migration, what techniques should the Architect recommend to make sure the load go according to schedule? Choose 2 answers
Select 2 answers.
Correct answer: A, B
Explanation
Deactivating triggers and workflows and pre-processing the data removes the biggest source of load slowdown, and rehearsing the load in a Full sandbox with production-like volume validates timing before the real run.
Question #3
As part of their customer setup process. Universal containers requires that any address put into Salesforce be validated by the US Postal Service. The customer must provide their address while they are on the phone with the Universal Containers representative. What two solutions should a Technical Architect recommend to fulfill this requirement? Choose 2 answers
Select 2 answers.
Correct answer: A, D
Explanation
Validation must happen while the customer is on the phone, so a real-time callout from a Visualforce page or a proven AppExchange address-validation package meets the requirement without custom asynchronous processing.
Question #4
Universal Container needs to integrate Salesforcewith several home-grown systems. These systems require custom code to be written in order to integrate with them, and the CIO argues that if custom code needs to be written, then there is no reason to invest in middleware Which three considerations should an Architect bring up to the CIO? Choose 3 answers
Select 3 answers.
Correct answer: B, D, E
Explanation
Middleware provides centralised error handling, orchestration across multiple systems, and logging or monitoring of every message, none of which come free when each integration is hand-coded in Apex.
Question #6
Universal containers has complex data transformation, error handling and process automation requirements as part of their integration strategy. What technology should an Architect recommend in order to minimize Salesforce code customizations?
Correct answer: D
Explanation
Middleware handles transformation, error handling, and process orchestration outside Salesforce, so no Apex or platform customisation is needed to support the integration strategy.
Question #7
Universal Containers wishes to move data between 3 back office systems: ERP, financial and a legacy home-grown shipping system that will be replaced 3 months after integration is scheduled to be complete. What integration pattern should an architect recommend to ensure minimal throwaway code?
Correct answer: C
Explanation
Middleware keeps each system connected to a single hub, so when the legacy shipping system is retired only its connector is discarded; point-to-point links would have to be rewritten in every other system.
Question #8
Universal Containers has decidedthat acquisition of other companies will be a key focus of their growth for the next several years. All acquired customer service agents will use UC's pre-existing customer support process built in Salesforce. the ERP application at any acquired company will not be immediately replaced, and customer service agents must be able to see up-to-date order status from all ERP systems. What recommendation should a technical Architect make to minimize complexity during new acquisitions?
Correct answer: D
Explanation
An ESB hides the differences between acquired ERP systems behind one stable interface, so adding a new company means only a new ESB connection rather than new Salesforce integration work. Direct Apex callouts, nightly batches and custom links would each have to be rebuilt for every acquisition.
Question #10
Universal Containers has two integrations to Salesforce; System A requires read-only access to all Opportunity data while System B requires read-write access to all Accounts. Which approach ensures compliance with the principal of least privilege?
Correct answer: B
Explanation
Separate credentials per integration with only the access each system needs implements least privilege. Sharing one integration user, or granting Modify All Data broadly, gives each system far more access than its requirement.
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