After clearing Application Architect track last month, I continued my flow and started preparing for System Architect track. Today I cleared Development Lifecycle & Deployment Designer exam 😄😎
The exam was easiest of all the designer exams for me. My experience helped me big time for this feeling. Though I studied as per the Resource Guide and blogs, I felt due to experience I was able to answer various questions.
Like other blogs I have written, I am not going write in detail for each topic, rather I will point out to the blogs I have referred and the topics I noted post the exam.
The exam was easiest of all the designer exams for me. My experience helped me big time for this feeling. Though I studied as per the Resource Guide and blogs, I felt due to experience I was able to answer various questions.
Like other blogs I have written, I am not going write in detail for each topic, rather I will point out to the blogs I have referred and the topics I noted post the exam.
- Blog by Gemma. She has done wonderful job in covering the topics with neat explanation, sharing her experience on the exams in each of her blogs.
- Nicholas, in his blog, has given excellent explanation to various topics covered in the exam. Definitely 'worth' reading it 😋
- Development Lifecycle Guide is a MUST read in my opinion. I am guessing it covers majority of the topics. Its a nice refresher too.
Topics I noted post the exam (please refer to Study Guide and read the topics I might have missed):
- Types of sandboxes - there were good number of questions with different scenarios. Pretty straight forward if you know the usage of each type of sandbox
- External objects & Salesforce Connect - know its capabilities, deploying them, reporting on them, etc.
- Continuous Integration - best practices around branching, know how it works
- Change Sets - what happens during deployment (what gets locked)
- Difference in Waterfall & Agile methodologies
- Tools/matrices - RTM, RACI - if you are part of project management/planning its easy peasy, otherwise read and understand about it
- Various types of testing and when to use it - stress testing, load testing, performance testing
- Usage of Apex Hammer.
Section-wise weightage and # of questions. Do refer to the latest study guide for any change in weightage.
|
Weightage
|
# of
questions
|
Metadata
API
|
10%
|
6
|
CI
Techniques
|
8%
|
5
|
Methodology
Tools
|
3%
|
2
|
Governance
|
17%
|
10
|
Risk
Identification and Mitigation
|
12%
|
7
|
Understanding
Packages
|
3%
|
2
|
Testing
|
10%
|
6
|
Application
Lifecycle Management
|
17%
|
10
|
Environments
|
15%
|
9
|
Change
Sets
|
5%
|
3
|
All the best :)
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