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Salesforce Plat-Arch-206 Exam Syllabus Topics:
| Section | Objectives |
|---|---|
| Topic 1: Security | - Compliance and security best practices (SOC 2, GDPR) - Heroku Shield and HIPAA-compliant architectures - Trusted IP ranges and firewall rules - Private Spaces and network isolation - TLS/SSL and certificate management - Identity and access management (SSO, Heroku Teams permissions) |
| Topic 2: Heroku Platform | - App lifecycle management (releases, rollbacks, preboot) - Heroku runtime and slug management - Logging, monitoring, and alerting (Logplex, Heroku metrics, third-party add-ons) - Heroku CLI and deployment workflows (git push, GitHub integration) - Configuration management (environment variables, config vars) - Add-ons ecosystem and marketplace - Heroku architecture and components (dynos, dyno formation, process types) - Heroku Teams and enterprise account management |
| Topic 3: Architecture and Application Design | - Worker processes, background jobs, and queue processing (Heroku Redis, Apache Kafka) - 12-factor app methodology and best practices on Heroku - Microservices and service decomposition on Heroku - API-first design and Heroku as a back-end for mobile/IoT apps - Continuous integration and continuous delivery (CI/CD) pipelines - Performance tuning and scalability (autoscaling, dyno sizing) |
| Topic 4: Integrations | - Heroku Connect bidirectional sync with Salesforce CRM - Heroku Button and deploy-to-Heroku workflows - Integration with Salesforce Platform Events and Change Data Capture - Messaging and event-driven architecture (Kafka, Redis Pub/Sub) - Third-party service integration patterns (SaaS, APIs, webhooks) |
| Topic 5: Heroku Enterprise | - Heroku Connect and Salesforce-to-Heroku data synchronization - Regional deployment and data residency requirements - Heroku Enterprise account management and governance - Private Space peering and VPN connections - Heroku Enterprise architecture and Private Spaces - Heroku External Objects and Connect REST APIs |
| Topic 6: Data | - Apache Kafka on Heroku architecture and use cases - Heroku Postgres architecture, plans, and provisioning - Heroku Postgres administration (backups, forks, followers, data clips) - Data replication and high availability strategies - Database migrations and schema management - Heroku Redis architecture and use cases |
Salesforce Certified Heroku Architect Sample Questions:
Question 1
Callouts in Apex trigger support which authentication mechanisms:
A. OAuth flows using named credentials in the Remote Site settings
B. Pre-shared keys
C. All of these
D. username and password credentials
Question 2
They want to capture user information on the site and have that data flow into Salesforce for followup.Which Heroku features should an Architectrecommend to accomplish this?
A. HeroKu Private Spaces and Private Space Peering.
B. Heroku Redis and Heroku Teams.
C. Heroku Conned and Heroku Postgres.
D. Heroku Dataclips and the Heroku Platform API.
E. Universal Containers is building a new marketing website on Heroku.
Question 3
A client currently runs a Ruby script in aone-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?
A. Convert the Ruby release script to Go and execute it on application startup
B. Define different process types for the Ruby script and the Go application in the app's Profile.
C. Use both Go and Ruby language buildpacks, and run the Ruby script with release phase
D. Modify the Go buildpacK to install Ruby, and run the script from the _profile
Question 4
A client wants to create a set of applications that all communicate with each other.Only one of the applications should be accessible from the public internet. This application will act as an API gateway and route requests to the interbak applications using HTTPS. Which architecture should an Architect recommend?
A. Create all of theapps in the Common Runtime. Ensure that the internal apps do not define a web process type.
B. Create all of the appsin a Private Space. Configure the Private Space's trusted IP ranges to only permit requests from within the Private Space
C. Create the API gateway application in the Common Runtime. Create all of the internal apps in a Private Space.
D. Create all of the apps in a Private Space Create the internal apps with Internal Routing enabled. Create the gateway app as a web app
Question 5
Universal Containers has an app deployed on Heroku that is now required to handle high-volume message processing. What should an Architect recommend to fulfill this new requirement?
A. Create a custom buildpack
B. Provision an Apache Kafka onHeroku add-on
C. Add Heroku Redis
D. Configure a Heroku button
Solutions:
| Question 1 Answer: C | Question 2 Answer: E | Question 3 Answer: C | Question 4 Answer: D | Question 5 Answer: B |


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