Salesforce Certified Heroku Architecture Designer Practice Test - Questions Answers, Page 13

Universal Containers (UC) has an app that allows a costumer to schedule a compute-intensive job. It allows the costumer to schedule the job on an ad-hoc basis. UC has decided to break up the app into the following services: - Website: an Interface for their costumers; -Billing: generates monthly invoices based on usage metrics; - Traffic Cop: manages the job queue, job definitions and job schedule; - Job Runner; runs jobs that Traffic Cop queues up. It Is responsible for self-introspection and self-scaling. UC also wants to create a data lake for analytics. What foundational technology and design should an Architect use to manage communication between these services?

Universal Containers has multiple Heroku applications that use the same Heroku Postgres database.

One of those applications, SFDC-sync. uses Heroku Connect to sync the data between a Salesforce org and the Heroku Postgres database. If the SFDC-sync app Is deleted. Heroku Connect will stop syncing dat a. What is another consequence of deleting the SFDC-sync app?

A client wants to deconstruct a monolithic app into a collection of smaller apps which should be able to send HTTP requests to each other. The smaller apps should not be publicly accessible on the internet. Which Heroku Enterprise features should an Architect recommend to enable this architecture?

A client has a data Ina SAP data store. The client uses Heroku External Objects to expose Heroku Postgres tables in their Salesforce org. They want to perform custom transformations on the SAP data and then expose the transformed data in their Salesforce org. Which solution should an Architect recommend?

Universal Containers would like to avoid H12 ("request timeout") and H22 ("connection limit reached") errors when running an e-commerce retail site that must process millions of inbound requests during their one-day semi-annual sale. Which two solution measures should an Architect recommend to prepare for the semi-annual sale?

Universal Containers (UC) has a front-end web application and a back-end service application running on Heroku. The applications are running in the Common Runtime. Now, UC wants to prevent any public access to the back-end application. Which two Heroku features should an Architect propose?

What does a follower of Heroku Postgres leader database provide?

A customer would like to analyze data stored in a single, large, high-traffic Heroku Postgres database using a reporting tool that runs long-running, expensive read queries. What reporting architecture should be recommended?

A client wants to create a Heroku web application that needs to provide a low-latency experience for its users, who are based primarily in Japan. Many common user actions will result in synchronous writes to the application's Heroku Postgres database. The application does not have advanced compliance requirements. Which should an Architect recommend?

Heroku Connect data replication happens: