Question 1

A finance company is dealing with multiple applications that need to process vast amounts of transaction data in real time. They are experiencing difficulties because the data isn’t processed quickly enough, which slows down the applications and results in user dissatisfaction. As a Heroku Architect, how would you solve this issue?

Options :

A : Integrate a third-party data processing tool

B : Upgrade to more powerful Heroku Dynos

C : Implement Apache Kafka on Heroku to manage the data streams

D : Use Heroku Redis to speed up data processing

Answer: C

Question 2

Which Heroku feature allows you to deploy a real app complete with code, config, and add-ons already configured?

Options :

A : Heroku Getting Started guides

B : Heroku Deployment wizard

C : git push heroku master

D : Heroku Buttons

Answer: D

Question 3

Your company has an application running on Heroku, which includes data stored in a Heroku Postgres database. The business wants to report on this data in Salesforce and wants to ensure that when records are updated in the Heroku Postgres database, these updates are reflected in Salesforce. However, the Salesforce Org does not have sufficient storage for the volume of data. What is the appropriate architecture recommendation?

Options :

A : Use Heroku Connect with bi-directional synchronization

B : Use Salesforce Connect and Heroku External Objects to virtually integrate the data

C : Develop a custom integration using the Salesforce and Heroku APIs

D : Use Heroku Connect with uni-directional synchronization from Heroku to Salesforce

Answer: B

Question 4

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 5

Your organization is integrating a Heroku app with Salesforce to synchronize Account data. The data structure in your Heroku app has a unique external identifier for Accounts that is not the Salesforce record ID. Which approach would you recommend for handling the synchronization using Heroku Connect?

Options :

A : Utilize the Salesforce record IDs in Heroku and avoid using the external IDs

B : Map the unique external identifier in Heroku to a custom External ID field in Salesforce Account object

C : Create a custom mapping table in Heroku to manage the relationship between the Salesforce record ID and the external ID

D : Use a custom field in Salesforce Account object without setting it as an External ID

Answer: B

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