Development-Lifecycle-and-Deployment-Architect Exam Dumps - Salesforce Certified Development Lifecycle and Deployment Architect (SU24)

 Sandboxes should be refreshed based on the needs of the project and the development lifecycle. Production is the only pristine environment, so it is a good practice to refresh sandboxes from production regularly to ensure data and metadata consistency. Integration sandboxes should be refreshed frequently, not rarely, to avoid conflicts and errors when integrating code from multiple developers. Development environments should generally be refreshed after each working feature has been successfully migrated, to avoid accumulating unnecessary changes and to start fresh for the next feature.

 DevPro1 cannot be cloned because it is on a different version from Production, as it was upgraded to preview for the next Salesforce major release two weeks ago. Therefore, the architect should recommend creating a new DevPro2, and migrating metadata from DevPro1. This way, the second work stream can work on the Service Cloud requirements in a separate sandbox, without affecting the Sales Cloud dev team. Asking the second work stream team to work on the same DevPro1 sandbox would create conflicts and dependencies between the two teams, and would not allow them to release at different times. Pushing back on the requirements because adding another work stream will bring some risks with it would not be a good option, as the business needs might be urgent and important.

A virtual Kanban board tool is a good way to increase transparency and collaboration among agile development teams, as it allows them to visualize their work, track their progress, and identify any bottlenecks or issues. A daily stand-up meeting, a daily email, or a shared spreadsheet are not as effective or efficient as a Kanban board tool.

The architect should recommend using Git to create a release branch from the develop branch. All fixes must be made in the release branch. After deployment, merge release with develop. This strategy allows the team to isolate the changes that are ready for deployment from the changes that are still in progress. It also ensures that the fixes are applied to both the release and the develop branches. The other options do not follow the best practices of Git branching and merging.

Three areas that should be tested as part of data migration are: data transformation against source system, contact association with correct account, and account and lead ownership. These areas can help ensure that the data is migrated correctly and accurately, and that the relationships and ownership are preserved. Lead assignment is not an area that should be tested as part of data migration, as it is a business process that is triggered after the data is migrated. Page layout assignments is also not an area that should be tested as part of data migration, as it is a configuration setting that is independent of the data. See Data Migration for more details.

The most probable reason why none of the sandboxes can be refreshed is that the org has reached the maximum number of active sandboxes allowed by the license. Deleting the full sandbox used for performance testing will free up one sandbox slot and allow the other sandboxes to be refreshed. The Partial Copy sandbox is not the cause of the problem, as it counts as one sandbox slot. Creating a Salesforce support case or contacting the Salesforce Account Team may not resolve the issue in a timely manner.

The fastest approach to spin off a sandbox with up to 10,000 records in each object for testing the integration performance is to spin off a partial copy sandbox using a sandbox template with all the objects required for testing the integration. A partial copy sandbox can copy up to 10,000 records per object using a sandbox template that specifies the objects and fields to copy. A partial copy sandbox can also copy the metadata and the configuration settings from the production org. A developer pro sandbox, a development sandbox, or a full copy sandbox may not be able to copy enough data for testing the integration performance, as they have lower data storage limits. A developer pro sandbox and a development sandbox can only copy 1 GB of data, while a full copy sandbox can only copy 5 GB of data. A full copy sandbox may also take longer to spin-off, as it copies all the data and metadata from the production org.

 A single org strategy has the benefits of increased ability to collaborate, centralized data location, and consistent processes across the business. These factors can improve efficiency, data quality, and user adoption. A single org strategy may not allow for tailored implementation or fewer inter-dependencies, as different business units may have different requirements and dependencies.