Question 1

Your organization has a Salesforce instance and a Heroku app. The app processes data that comes from an external system, and the resulting data must be synchronized with Salesforce objects. However, the records in Salesforce must maintain the external ID that comes from the original system. How should you architect this?

Options :

A : Store the data and external ID in a Heroku Postgres database, and use Heroku Connect to sync it with Salesforce

B : Use a Salesforce Canvas App in Heroku to display the data and external ID within Salesforce

C : Use Heroku Kafka to process the data and an Apex job to pull the processed data into Salesforce

D : Use Salesforce Connect to expose the Heroku Postgres data in Salesforce, without data sync

Answer: A

Question 2

Your organization has a Heroku Postgres database and a Salesforce Org. Your application needs to ensure that all changes to Account records in Salesforce are reflected in the Heroku Postgres database. What is the best approach to achieve this?

Options :

A : Use Heroku Connect with bi-directional synchronization

B : Use Heroku Connect with one-directional synchronization from Salesforce to Heroku

C : Use Salesforce-s REST API to push changes to Heroku

D : Use Heroku External Objects to mirror the Account object in Heroku

Answer: B

Question 3

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?

Options :

A : Heroku Shield Private Spaces and Heroku Shield Connect

B : Heroku Private Spaces and Private Space VPN Connections

C : Heroku Private Spaces and Private Space Peering

D : Heroku Shield Private Spaces and Internal Routing

Answer: A

Question 4

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?

Options :

A : Heroku Shield Private Spaces and Heroku Shield Connect

B : Heroku Private Spaces and Private Space VPN Connections

C : Heroku Private Spaces and Private Space Peering

D : Heroku Shield Private Spaces and Internal Routing

Answer: A

Question 5

A client is creating a new API application. The app should only be accessible from other apps that they deploy to Heroku. Also, traffic between the other apps and the API should not transit the public internet.

Which solution should an Architect recommend to meet these requirements?

Options :

A : Create the application in a Private Space with default options.

B : Create the application in a Private Space and restrict the application-s set of trusted IP ranges.

C : Create the application with Internal Routing enabled, in a Private Space.

D : Create the application in a Shield Private Space to enforce stricter requirements for TLS termination

Answer: B

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