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Question 1/101/10

Universal Containers (UC) operates globally from different geographical locations. UC is revisiting
their current org strategy. Which three factors should an Architect consider for a single strategy?
Choose 3 answers

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3 correct answers

Increased ability to collaborate.

Tailored implementation.

Centralized data location.

Consistent processes across the business.

Fewer inter Dependencies.

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Question 2/102/10

Universal Containers has multiple projects being developed in parallel. One of the projects is in the
testing phase and the testing team found a list of issues on the items that will be deployed to
production. As the project deadline is short, the customer team proposes that the fixes be done in
the test sandbox and then deployed to production. What should be the Architect recommend?

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1 correct answer

Recommend the customer team's proposal to fix the issues in the testing env and deploy them to production.

Recommend fixing the issues in the development environment and deploying the changes to production.

Recommend fixing the issues in the development sandbox, migrating them to testing, and deploy to production after testing.

Recommend fixing the issues in the test environment and migrating the changes to the development sandbox.

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Question 3/103/10

Universal Containers (UC) is implementing Service Cloud for their contact centers for 3000 users.
They have ~10 million customers. The average speed response time expected is less than 5 seconds
with 1,500 concurrent users. What type of testing will help UC measure the page response time?

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1 correct answer

Unit Testing.

Load testing.

System Integration Testing.

Stress Testing.

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Question 4/104/10

Universal Containers is considering developing a client application using the Metadata API for
managing deployments to multiple Salesforce orgs. Which two use cases describe the usage of
Metadata API? Choose 2 ans

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2 correct answers

Perform CRUD operations o manage records in the organization.

Migrate configuration changes between two organizations.

Migrate data changes between two organizations using a csv file.

Export current customization in the organization as an xml file.

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Question 5/105/10

Universal Containers has a stable continuous integration process and all stakeholders are happy.
However, user testing takes long time, as data has to be setup. What should an Architect do to
address this problem?

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1 correct answer

Include automated sample data during deployment.

Advise the project manager to assign more users to create test data.

Test data creation is outside the scope of continuous integration.

Train business users to create test data more efficiently.

The correct answer is A. Include automated sample data during deployment.
Universal Containers already has a stable continuous integration process, so the development and build side of delivery is working well. The problem is in user testing, where the team spends too much time setting up data before testing can begin. In this situation, the best architectural response is to automate the creation of representative test or sample data as part of the deployment process.
Why A is correct:
- User testing needs realistic data to validate functionality, workflows, and business scenarios.
- Manually creating that data is slow, error-prone, and hard to repeat.
- Automating sample data creation speeds up testing and makes it more consistent.
- It also reduces dependency on individuals who have to prepare data each time a release is tested.
- This aligns well with continuous integration and continuous delivery practices, where automation is used to reduce manual effort and increase repeatability.
Why the other options are not correct:
B. Advise the project manager to assign more users to create test data.
- This increases manpower, but it does not solve the underlying inefficiency.
- Adding more people to a manual task often creates coordination overhead and still leaves the process slow.
- The goal should be automation, not just more manual labor.
C. Test data creation is outside the scope of continuous integration.
- This is incorrect because test data is an important part of the testing and deployment pipeline.
- Continuous integration is not just about code compilation and unit tests; it also supports automated validation and repeatable environments.
- If testing depends on data, then data preparation should be addressed as part of the overall delivery process.
D. Train business users to create test data more efficiently.
- Training users may help slightly, but it still keeps the process manual.
- The issue is not user skill alone; it is the time and effort required to set up data repeatedly.
- A scalable solution is to automate sample data provisioning.
Key takeaway:
When user testing is slowed by manual data setup, the architect should reduce that bottleneck with automation. Including automated sample data during deployment is the best solution because it improves speed, consistency, and repeatability.
If you'd like, I can also explain why this is a common Salesforce architecture best practice.

Right Answer: A

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Question 6/106/10

A Salesforce Administrator has initiated a deployment using a change set. the deployment has taken
more time than usual. What is the potential reason for this?

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The change set includes changes to permission sets and profiles.

The change set includes Field type changes for some objects.

The change set includes new custom objects and custom fields.

The change set performance is independent of included components.

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Question 7/107/10

Universal Containers has three types of releases in their release management strategy: daily, minor
(monthly), and major (quarterly). A user has requested a new report to support an urgent client
request. What release strategy would an Architect recommend?

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1 correct answer

Utilize the major release process to create the report directly in production bypassing the full sandbox.

Utilize the minor release process to create the report directly in production bypassing the full sandbox.

Utilize the major release process to create the report in a full sandbox and then deploy it to production.

Utilize the daily release process to create the report directly in a full sandbox and then deploy it to production.

The correct answer is D. Utilize the daily release process to create the report directly in a full sandbox and then deploy it to production.
In release management, the key idea is to match the urgency and risk of the change to the appropriate release path.
Here, the request is for a new report to support an urgent client need. A report is generally a low-risk, low-complexity change compared with custom code or major configuration changes. Because it is urgent, the solution should use the fastest and most lightweight release process available.
Why D is correct:
- Daily releases are intended for small, low-risk changes that need to be delivered quickly.
- Creating the report in a full sandbox allows validation before deployment.
- Deploying to production after sandbox testing follows good release management practice while still meeting the urgent timeline.
Why the other options are incorrect:
A. Utilize the major release process to create the report directly in production bypassing the full sandbox.
- Major releases are for larger, more controlled changes.
- Directly creating the report in production bypasses testing and increases risk.
- This is not appropriate for an urgent but simple request.
B. Utilize the minor release process to create the report directly in production bypassing the full sandbox.
- Minor releases are usually for medium-sized changes, not the fastest path for a simple report.
- Direct production changes without sandbox validation are risky and bypass proper governance.
C. Utilize the major release process to create the report in a full sandbox and then deploy it to production.
- This is too heavy-weight for a simple report.
- Major release cycles are typically quarterly and not suitable for urgent requests.
- It would delay delivery unnecessarily.
Why the architect would recommend D:
An architect balances speed, safety, and process compliance. For a simple report requested urgently, the daily release process provides the best fit because it supports rapid delivery while still allowing development and testing in a sandbox before production deployment.
Final answer: D

Right Answer: D

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Question 8/108/10

Universal Containers operates from North America and does business within North Americ
a. UC has just acquired a local company in Asia to start operating from Asia. Currently, these two
business units operate in two different languages. Both units have different sales processes and have
to comply strictly with local laws. During the expansion phase, UC would like to focus on innovation
over standardization. What should an architect recommend given the scenario?

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1 correct answer

Opt for Multi-org strategy, standardized sales process, common rules, and same locale across orgs.

Opt for Single-org strategy, standardized sales process, common rules, and same locale for all business units.

Opt for Single-org strategy, standardized sales process, common rules, and business unit-specific locale

Opt for Multi-org strategy, each org have its own sales process, common rules and operate in locale

The correct answer is D. Opt for Multi-org strategy, each org have its own sales process, common rules and operate in locale.
Here is why:
The scenario gives several strong clues that point to a multi-org approach:
1. Different languages
The two business units operate in different languages. This usually creates a need for separate orgs, especially when the business wants each unit to work in its own local language and cultural context.
2. Different sales processes
The business units have different sales processes. A single-org model works best when processes are mostly standardized. If processes differ significantly, a multi-org model is usually better because each org can be tailored to the specific business needs.
3. Strict local law compliance
The company must comply strictly with local laws. Operating in different regions with different legal requirements often favors separate orgs so each can be configured for local compliance without affecting the other business unit.
4. Focus on innovation over standardization
During expansion, UC wants to prioritize innovation rather than standardizing everything across regions. A multi-org model gives each business unit more flexibility to innovate independently, instead of forcing common processes and rules across all units.
Why the other options are not correct:
A. Multi-org strategy, standardized sales process, common rules, and same locale across orgs
This is inconsistent. Multi-org suggests flexibility and separation, but this option still emphasizes standardization and the same locale across orgs. That does not fit the scenario’s need for local differences.
B. Single-org strategy, standardized sales process, common rules, and same locale for all business units
This is the opposite of what the scenario calls for. A single org with standardized processes and a common locale works when the business wants tight global consistency. Here, the business units are different in language, process, and legal requirements.
C. Single-org strategy, standardized sales process, common rules, and business unit-specific locale
This is better than B because it allows different locales, but it still assumes a single org and standardized process/common rules. The scenario explicitly says the units have different sales processes and need local compliance, so a single-org model is still too restrictive.
Why D fits best:
A multi-org model allows:
- separate language and locale support
- independent sales processes
- local compliance alignment
- more flexibility for innovation at the regional level
In short, because UC’s business units operate differently and must comply with local regulations, a multi-org strategy is the most appropriate recommendation.

Right Answer: D

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Question 9/109/10

There has been an increase in the number of defects .Universal Containers (UC) found the root cause
to be decreased in quality if code. Which two options can enforce code quality in UC's continuous
integration process? Choose 2 answers

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2 correct answers

Introduce manual code review before deployment to the testing sandbox.

Introduce manual code review before deployment to the production org.

Increase the size of the testing team assigned to the project.

Introduce static code analysis before deployment to the testing sandbox.

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Question 10/1010/10

Universal Containers is in the process of testing their integration between salesforce and their on-
premise ERP systems. The testing team has requested a sandbox with up to 10,000 records in each
object to benchmark the integration performance. What is the fastest approach an Architect should
recommend?

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1 correct answer

Spin off a partial copy sandbox using a sandbox template with all the objects required for testing the integration.

Spin off a Developer pro sandbox, migrate the metadata and load the data using data loader.

Spin off a full copy sandbox with all the objects that are required for testing the integration.

Spin off a Development sandbox, migrate the metadata and load the data using data loader.

The correct answer is A. Spin off a partial copy sandbox using a sandbox template with all the objects required for testing the integration.
The testing team needs a sandbox that contains up to 10,000 records in each object so they can benchmark integration performance between Salesforce and the on-premise ERP system. The key requirements here are:
- A relatively large amount of data
- Only the specific objects needed for integration testing
- The fastest practical way to get that data into a sandbox
Why A is correct
A Partial Copy sandbox is designed for testing with a subset of production data. It allows you to define a sandbox template so that only selected objects and their records are copied into the sandbox.
This makes it the best option because:
- It can include up to 10,000 records per selected object
- It avoids copying the entire production database, which saves time
- It is specifically intended for testing and integration validation
- It provides realistic data volume for performance benchmarking
Since the team only needs certain objects and up to 10,000 records each, a Partial Copy sandbox is the fastest and most appropriate choice.
Why the other options are not correct
B. Spin off a Developer Pro sandbox, migrate the metadata and load the data using data loader.
A Developer Pro sandbox has more storage than a standard Developer sandbox, but it does not include production data. You would need to manually migrate metadata and then load data yourself. That takes more time and effort than using a Partial Copy sandbox, especially when the goal is to benchmark integration performance quickly.
C. Spin off a Full Copy sandbox with all the objects that are required for testing the integration.
A Full Copy sandbox contains all production data and metadata, so it is useful for realistic testing. However, it takes the longest to refresh because it copies the entire production environment. Since the question asks for the fastest approach, Full Copy is not the best answer.
D. Spin off a Development sandbox, migrate the metadata and load the data using data loader.
A Development sandbox is smaller and intended mainly for coding and unit testing. Like Developer Pro, it does not contain production data. You would need to manually load test data, which is slower and less efficient than using a Partial Copy sandbox for this scenario.
Conclusion
Because the team needs a sandbox with realistic but limited data volume for integration performance testing, the fastest and most suitable solution is:
A. Spin off a partial copy sandbox using a sandbox template with all the objects required for testing the integration.

Right Answer: A

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