Certified Integration Architect Practice Test

Certified Integration Architect Practice Test practice questions, page 5 of 7, with answer review and explanations.

Question 21

A company has an external system that processes and tracks orders. Sales reps manage their leads and opportunity pipeline in Salesforce. In the current state, the two systems are disconnected and processing orders requires a lot of manual entry on the sales rep part. This creates delays in processing orders and incomplete data due to manual entry. As a part of modernization efforts, the company decided to integrate Salesforce and the Order Management System. The following technical requirements were identified: 1. Orders need to be created in real time from Salesforce. 2. Minimal customizations and code should be written due to a tight timeline and lack of developer resources. 3. Sales reps need to be able to see order history and most up-to-date information on current order status. 4. Managers need to be able to run reports in Salesforce to see daily and monthly order volumes and fulfillment timelines. 5. The legacy system is hosted on-premise and is currently connected to the Enterprise Service Bus (ESB). The ESB is flexible enough to provide any methods and connection types needed by the Salesforce team. 6. There are 1,000 sales reps. Each user processes/creates on average 15 orders per shift. Most of the orders contain 20 to 30 line items. How should an integration architect integrate the two systems based on the technical requirements and system constraints?

  1. Use Salesforce custom object, custom REST API, and extract, transform, load (ETL).
  2. Use Salesforce big object. SOAP API and Dataloader.
  3. Use Salesforce external object and OData connector.
  4. Use Salesforce standard object. REST API, and extract, transform, load (ETL).

Question 22

Northern Trail Outfitters is seeking to improve the performance and security of outbound integrations from Salesforce to on-premise servers. What should the architect consider before recommending a solution?

  1. Shield Platform Encryption limitations
  2. External gateway products in use
  3. Considerations for using Deterministic Encryption
  4. Default gateway restrictions

Question 23

A healthcare services company maintains a Patient Prescriptions System that has 50+ million records in a secure database. Its customer base and data set is growing rapidly. The company wants to make sure that the following policies are enforced: 1. Identifiable patient prescriptions must exist only in the company's secure system's database and encrypted at rest. 2. Identifiable patient prescriptions must be made available only to people explicitly authorized in the Patient Prescriptions System. Assigned nurses and doctors, the patient, and people authorized by the patient. 3. Must be available only to verified and pre-approved people or legal entities. To enable this, the company provides the following capabilities: 1. One-time use identity tokens for patients, nurses, doctors, and other people that expire within a few minutes. 2. Certificates for legal entities. 3. RESTful services. The company has a Salesforce Community Cloud portal for patients, nurses, doctors, and other authorized people. A limited number of employees analyze de-identified data in Einstein Analytics. Which two capabilities should the integration architect require for the Community Cloud portal and Einstein Analytics? (Choose two.)

  1. Identity token data storage
  2. Encryption in transit and at rest
  3. Callouts to RESTful services
  4. Bulk load for Einstein Analytics

Question 24

An integration architect needs to build a solution that will be using the Streaming API, but the data loss should be minimized, even when the client re-connects every couple of days. Which two types of Streaming API events should be considered? (Choose two.)

  1. PushTopic Events
  2. Change Data Capture Events
  3. High Volume Platform Events
  4. Generic Events

Question 25

Universal Containers (UC) currently owns a middleware tool and has developed an API-led integration architecture with three API tiers. The first tier interfaces directly with the systems of engagement, the second tier implements business logic and aggregates data, and while the third tier interfaces directly with the systems of record. Some of the systems of engagement will be a mobile application, a web application, and Salesforce. UC has a business requirement to return data to the systems of engagement in different formats while also enforcing different security protocols. What should an integration architect recommend to meet these requirements?

  1. Enforce separate security protocols and return formats at the second tier of the API-led architecture.
  2. Leverage an Identity Provider solution that communicates with the API tiers via SAML.
  3. Implement an API Gateway that all systems of engagement must interface with first.
  4. Enforce separate security protocols and return formats at the first tier of the API-led architecture.