Salesforce Certified Development Lifecycle and Deployment Architect Practice Test - Questions Answers, Page 18

Universal Containers (UC) is a large enterprise with a complex system landscape. UC is currently rolling out new infrastructure and strategies around Salesforce DevOps. Some of the key feature’s UC is looking to support is rollback of metadata after a deployment, and the backup and restore of data to help recover from deployment issues, system bugs, or outages in their downstream systems.

Regulations in the industry mean that UC must be able to provide strategies to recover and rollback from issues. The regulator has discovered UC is not currently providing these, and must do so as soon as possible to remain compliant.

What should an architect advise?

Universal Containers has many development teams deploying into a single org. The business is very seasonal and approaching its busiest season. The business owner comes to you asking for your advice about its next major production release.

What best practice should an architect recommend?

The opportunity Service and opportunity Service Test classes are in package A but are used only in package B. Both second-generation packages have the same namespace. Therefore, they should be moved to package B for better organization and control.

What should the architect recommend for this process?

Since Universal Containers (UC) has adopted agile methodologies, the CEO is requesting the development teams to deliver more and more work in shorter time frames. The CTO responds by saying the developers are not able to deliver the jobs they are committing to.

What evidence can be gathered in an agile tool to support the CTO’s claims?

Universal Containers (UC) has gone through a global organization restructuring and process review during the last year, which triggered a review of its Salesforce org strategy. After thorough analysis of its org and global customers, UC decided to start a project to merge its Salesforce orgs, going from a multi-org to a single-org strategy.

In this scenario, what are three benefits going to a single-org strategy?

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An architect is working on a Universal Containers (UC) project, and due to security concerns, the UC security team cannot provide the Architect with production access. Instead, a central release management team will be responsible for performing production deployments for all development teams.

How should an architect leverage the Metadata API to ensure any metadata components necessary to deploy the project’s functionality Are properly communicated to the release management team?

Universal Containers has 80% code coverage. Despite the creation of a test plan for each sprint, the number of defects is large.

What two items should the architect recommend to reduce defects?

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A developer with Universal Containers recently created a flow in the developer sandbox. While working on the flow, the developer deactivated it and made updates multiple times before the flow worked as desired. Now the developer is planning to use a change set to migrate the flow to the QA sandbox.

What two statements should be considered when migrating the flow with change sets?

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Universal Containers (UC) started to use the GitHub workflow. For the current minor release, an Experience Cloud developer and a Service Cloud developer both need to work on the Case object and codes that reference the Case object. Both developers branched off the same UCDev branch (maps to the Dev sandbox for Release Build) and started working. The Experience Cloud development team had Finished early, and the change was successfully merged into the UCDev branch. The local Git branch used by the Service Cloud developer is called ServiceCase At what point will the Service Cloud developer see the conflict and need to resolve the conflict?