A client wants to deconstruct a monolithic application into a set of microservices The microservicesrequire securer direct peer-to-peer communications.
Which Heroku Enterprise features should an Architect recommend? Choose one answer

A. Heroku Private Spaces and Apache Kafka on Heroku

B. Shield Private Spaces and Heroku Shield Connect

C. Heroku Private Spaces and Internal Routing.

D. Heroku Private Spaces and Private Space VPN connections.

Universal Containers has noticed that with every new product release there is a rise in customer reported Cases and a decrease in first-time fix-rate.
Which two recommendations should a Consultant make?(Choose two.)

A. Increase training to Field Service Technicians

B. Publish training documentation in a closed Chatter group

C. Publish pre-release documentation on the Customer Community.

D. Increase training to SalesRepresentatives.

Universal Containers wants to ensure that Service Appointments are only assigned to Active Resources. What configuration should a Consultant recommend for the Scheduling Policy?

A. Preferred Resources

B. Match Fields

C. Required Resources

D. Match Boolean

Universal Containers acquires a company that runs an application on Google Cloud Platform (GCP). TheGCP application needs to communicate securely with a Heroku application. The Heroku application has Internal Routing enabled and is running in a Private Space. Which two recommendations should an Architect make to satisfy this use case? Choose 2 answers.

A. Ensure that the Private Space and GCP use distinct CIDR ranges

B. Disable Internal Routing on the Heroku app.

C. Ensure that the Private Space and GCP use matching CIDR ranges.

D. Establish a secure site-to-site VPN connection between the Private Spaceand GCP.

Universal Containers needs to write their Heroku application's logs to two destinations: an on-premise Syslog log server and a cloud analytics provider that ingests logs using an HTTPS endpoint.
What should an Architect recommend in this scenario?

A. Publish all logs to Apache Kafka on Heroku, and create a separate app that consumes and distributes log messages.

B. Write all logs to Heroku Redis as a buffer and use an add-on to send them to both destinations.

C. Add a logging library to the application source that sends all logs directly to both destinations.

D. Write all logs to stdout, and configure a separate log drain for each destination.