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Salesforce Certified Heroku Architect Questions 41–45 (page: 10)

Updated On: 10-Feb-2026
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Universal Containers is developing a new application that has a lightweight Node.js front end. They will also be using a Java-based API, which combines data with Salesforce customer dat

  1. All of the data, and the API, is highly confidential.
    What should an Architect suggest to enforce security?
  2. Deploy the apps into either Heroku runtime. Force the Java app to use a CDN, and point the Node.js app to its appname.herokuapp.com domain.
  3. Deploy all of the apps to the Common Runtime. Force the Java app to use SSI/TLS sessions, and point the Node.js app to its appname.herokuapp.com domain.
  4. Deploy all of the apps to a Heroku Private Space. Force the Java app to use SSI/TLS sessions, and point the Node.js app to its appname.herokuapp.corn domain.
  5. Deploy all of the apps to a Heroku Private Space. Deploy the Java app with Internal Routing enabled. Deploy the Node.js app without Internal Routing enabled.

Answer(s): D



Which two Heroku features require Heroku Enterprise Teams? (Choose two.)

  1. Fire-grained app access controls
  2. Single Sign-on
  3. Paid add-on plans
  4. Heroku Pipelines

Answer(s): A,D



A client runs an application on a background worker dyno. The application allows its users to request personalized information as a PDF. At peak usage, the app processes millions of requests at once. The resulting number of requests has caused a bottleneck that is impacting its performance.

Which two solutions can an Architect recommend to resolve the bottleneck and improve performance? (Choose two.)

  1. Increase the number of workers to consume the job faster.
  2. Move the application to a Private Space.
  3. Add Heroku Redis as a job queue.
  4. Add a CDN add-on from the Elements marketplace.

Answer(s): A,B


Reference:



A client's application needs to run in a European country for data residence purposes.

What is a consideration in this scenario?

  1. When a dyno is cycled, its replacement might run in a different region.
  2. European regions are only available for applications running in Private Spaces.
  3. Heroku Postgres backup snapshots and dataclips are always stored in the U.S.
  4. There is no guarantee that a Heroku Postgres database will be created in the same region as the application that provisions it.

Answer(s): B

Explanation:

https://devcenter.heroku.eom/articles/heroku-postaresql#data-residencv



Universal Containers wants to limit the total cost of their Heroku usage while they're getting started on the platform. To accomplish this, they are considering replacing certain add-ons with comparable open-source components, but the development team doesn't want to lose access to certain features that the add-ons provide.

Which option should an Architect recommend for reducing add-on costs without affecting feature availability?

  1. Remove aliases for high-cost add-ons.
  2. Share a single instance of a compatible paid add-on across multiple applications.
  3. Remove data store add-ons from the staging and development versions of the applications.
  4. Migrate add-ons to free plans.

Answer(s): C

Explanation:

https://devcenterheroku com/articles/heroku-connect-faq#can-j-use-sharing-rules-to-restrict-record- visibility



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