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Universal Containers has a Heroku app that uses several third-party add-ons. They now need to enforce data privacy and be compliant with General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR).
What should an Architect advise UC regarding data residency in this scenario?

  1. Heroku does not control where add-on providers store data.
  2. Heroku support can configure add-ons for specific data residency needs.
  3. Heroku guarantees the physical location of its control surface APIs.
  4. Data residency for add-ons is covered under Salesforce's GDPR compliance.

Answer(s): B



An app uses a queue of worker dynos to perform complex image processing, but the worker dynos are occasionally running out of memory when performing the processing. All of their dynos are currently standard-1x dynos.
What should an Architect recommend in this scenario?

  1. Add additional worker dynos.
  2. Break up the image processing across multiple dynos.
  3. Move the app to a Private Space.
  4. Change the type of dynos to standard-2x.

Answer(s): D



A client wants to use Heroku to build a data bridge between Salesforce and Google Cloud Platform (GCP).

Which combination of Heroku features should an Architect recommend to secure the connection between Heroku and GCP?

  1. Heroku Shield Private Spaces and Heroku Shield Connect
  2. Heroku Private Spaces and Private Space VPN Connections
  3. Heroku Private Spaces and Private Space Peering
  4. Heroku Shield Private Spaces and Internal Routing

Answer(s): A



Part of a client's design is the ability to easily share between two applications running on Heroku. What should an Architect recommend?

  1. Attach a single storage add-on, such as Heroku Postgres, to both applications.
  2. Create Foreign Data Wrappers to expose the tables from one database to another.
  3. Provision Heroku Connect to sync the data into a custom object in Salesforce.
  4. Provision Apache Kafka on Heroku to easily stream the data between the two apps.

Answer(s): A






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