Question 61
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?
Question 62
A client currently runs a Ruby script in a one-off dyno each time they deploy their Go application to Heroku. The development team wants the script to be executed before the application is deployed because it performs necessary database migrations. Which approach should an Architect recommend?
Question 63
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?
Question 64
A client is building a collection of Heroku applications that will be audited regularly. To comply with the audit, it must be guaranteed that the applications all forward thei logs to the same, single destination. Which solution meets this requirements?
Question 65
Universal Containers has a Heroku app that uses Heroku Connect to sync data with their Salesforce org. The app makes frequemt updates to the same records over short period of time, and sync speeds have begun to worsen. An Architect recommends using Heroku Connect's Merged Writes algorithm to improve sync speeds. What are 2 implications of using the Merged Writes algorithm in this scenario?
