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Universal Containers has dozens of independent user acceptance and functional teams that need to test independently in isolation, and on current production data that was modified within the last week.
Which Sandbox type should a Technical Architect recommend?

  1. Developer Pro Sandbox
  2. Partial Copy Sandbox
  3. Developer Sandbox
  4. Full Sandbox

Answer(s): D



Universal Containers is building a custom application on the Force.com platform. There is a budget and release date that has been set by the board of directors, but the application must meet the requirements that will be submitted and voted on by a public user community.
What is the risk associated with the scenario?

  1. The requirements should not be solicited by an external community
  2. The project is not using the Waterfall methodology
  3. The project is not using an Agile methodology
  4. The requirements are unknown and the release date has been set.

Answer(s): D



At any given time, Universal Containers has 10 Apex developers building new functionality and fixing bugs.
Which branching strategy should an Architect recommend that mitigates the risk of developers overwriting others changes?

  1. Have all developers build new functionality in new branches, but fix bugs in the HEAD
  2. Have all developers work in the same branch, continuously testing for regressions
  3. Have developers work in separate branches and merge their changes in a common branch for testing
  4. Don't use source control. Rely on Salesforce's built-in conflict detection mechanism

Answer(s): C



Universal Containers business users often observe that newly released features are resulting in other previously existing and stable functionality being broken.
Which approach should an Architect recommend to prevent regression?

  1. Utilize the developer console to run test suites for the affected functionality
  2. Utilize unit and functional test automation as part of a continuous integration strategy
  3. Utilize Salesforce Apex Hammer to automatically test all functionality
  4. Freeze development of new features and re -architect the system to remove the bugs

Answer(s): B






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