The architect should recommend the use of an automated testing tool daily in all Developer Orgs, and when branches are merged. This strategy allows the team to catch and fix any errors or bugs early in the development cycle, and to ensure that the code is stable and consistent before deployment. Running automated tests only when branches are merged is not sufficient, as it may delay the detection and resolution of issues. Running automated tests only in Full or Partial Copy sandboxes is not advisable, as it may not cover all the scenarios and environments.
QUESTIONNO: 172
Universal Containers (UC) is a large enterprise with a complex system landscape. UC is
currently rolling out new infrastructure and strategies around Salesforce DevOps. Some of the
key feature’s UC is looking to support is rollback of metadata after a deployment, and the
backup and restore of data to help recover from deployment issues, system bugs, or outages in
their downstream systems.
Regulations in the industry mean that UC must be able to provide strategies to recover and
rollback from issues. The regulator has discovered UC is not currently providing these, and must
do so as soon as possible to remain compliant.
What should an architect advise?
A. Salesforce backs up all data and will restore it for customers on request.
B. Evaluate third-party and AppExchange products.
C. Advise stakeholders that rollback is not possible for Salesforce.
D. Custom build a feature rollback and data restore tool for Salesforce
Answer: B
The architect should advise UC to evaluate third-party and AppExchange products that can provide the features they are looking for, such as rollback of metadata and backup and restore of data. Salesforce does not offer these features natively, and building a custom solution can be costly and time-consuming. There are several products available in the market that can help UC meet their regulatory requirements and recover from issues. For example, Gearset is a DevOps tool that can perform metadata rollback and data backup and restore, among other features
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