Heroku Connect is an add-on that syncs Force, com data into:

A. Someone else's isolated network environment

B. A Heroku Postgres database

C. A secondary Salesforce instance

D. Onlyone dyno in your app's dyno formation

Dispatchers at Universal Containers want to ensure the Resource being assigned to a Work Order has the correct training. What should a Consultant implement to accomplish this requirement?

A. Set up Skill Requirements. DefineWork Types. Set up Routing Rules

B. Define Skills, Set up Skill Requirements, and Set up Resource Skills

C. Set up Service Locations, Set up Location Skills. Define work Types

D. Define Work Types, Define Work Order Status. Set up Resource Skills

Universal Containers (UC) wants to allow itsdevelopers to only use certain add-ons. UC enables Add-on Controls for Enterprise Teams and adds the add-ons they wish to allow to the list. There is an existing set of add-ons attached to applications, which are NOT on the list.
What happens to these add-ons?

A. They are deleted, and all data is backed up and saved.

B. They are added to the allowed add-ons list.

C. They are added tothe exception list and not affected.

D. They are flagged for removal, and the developers are notified.

Universal Containers (UC) has a Heroku Postgres database attached to a Heroku app, which is running in the Common Runtime. What should an Architect recommend UC do to secure their database to only trusted locations?

A. Move the database and the app into the Private Space.

B. Add a Trusted IP range tothe Heroku Postgres configuration.

C. Set up a VPN from the trusted locations to the app.

D. Set up a VPC in a one-off dyno when access to Heroku Postgres is needed.

A client wants to migrate their on-premise application to Heroku. The application maintains a local, in-memory cache for its datastore to improve performance.
What should an Architect advise the client about running the application on Heroku?

A. The application should declare itsin-memory cache as a separate process type to preserve it across deploys.

B. All of the application'sweb dynos will share a single in-memory cache.

C. The application should replicate its in-memory cache to a local disk to preserve it across deploys.

D. The application's in-memory cache might be cleared at any time.