Salesforce Certified MuleSoft Platform Integration Architect Sample Questions:

1. A Mule application receives a JSON request, and it uses the validation module extensively to perform certain validations like isNotEmpty, isEmail, and isNotElapsed. It throws an error if any of these validations fails.
A new requirement is added that says a validation error should be thrown only if all above individual validations fail, and then an aggregation of individual errors should be returned.
Which MuleSoft component supports this new requirement?

A) Add try-catch with on-error-propagate wrapper over each individual validation
B) Use VALIDATION:ANY scope wrapper enclosing all individual validations
C) Add try-catch with on-error-continue wrapper over each individual validation
D) Use VALIDATION:ALL scope wrapper enclosing all individual validations

2. An organization plans to leverage the Anypoint Security policies for Edge to enforce security policies on nodes deployed to its Anypoint Runtime Fabric.
Which two considerations must be kept in mind to configure and use the security policies? (Choose two.)

A) Anypoint Security for Edge entitlement must be configured for the Anypoint Platform account
B) HTTP limits policies are designed to protect the network nodes against malicious clients such as DoS applications trying to flood the network to prevent legitimate traffic to APIs
C) Runtime Fabric with outbound traffic must be configured
D) Web application firewall policies allow configuring an explicit list of IP addresses that can access deployed endpoints
E) Runtime Fabric with inbound traffic must be configured

3. An architect recommended using Apex code to make callouts to an external system to process insurance quote.
What should the integration architect consider to make sure this is the right option for the integration?

A) The limit on long-running requests (total execution time).
B) The limit of pending operations in the same transaction.
C) The maximum callouts in a single Apex transaction.
D) The maximum number of parallel Apex callouts in a single continuation.

4. What benefit does continuous integration provide when developing Mule applications?

A) Allows developers to work in isolated environments.
B) Ensures that changes are tested and integrated regularly.
C) Eliminates the need for testing the applications.
D) Reduces the number of deployments necessary.

5. An organization's release engineer wants to override secure properties in a CloudHub production environment. Properties can be updated in the Properties tab in Runtime Manager, but the password is not being hidden even after the application is restarted or redeployed.
What could be the reason?

A) The secureProperties key in the mule-artifact.json file does not list properties
B) Properties do not exist in the prod properties file
C) In a secure-prod.yaml file properties are not marked secure
D) Properties need to be prefixed with a secure keyword when entered in the Properties tab

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