UiPath Automation Solution Architect Professional v1.0 - UiPath-ASAPv1 Exam Practice Test

A. A multi-node HA-ready production deployment has a knitted number of agent nodes

B. A multi node HA ready production deployment involves one server node behind a toad balancer

C. A multi-node HA-ready production deployment involves a single-server node

D. A multi-node HA-ready production deployment involves 3 or more server nodes behind a toad balancer

A. Discourage the use of established frameworks and create custom ones for each project.

B. Design the solution to be maintainable, modular, and scalable, with efficient exception handling and error reporting.

C. Focus on creating a complex solution with tightly coupled code to ensure the best results.

D. Store environment settings within the code, making it easy to adapt the automation to testing and production environments.

A. No framework is needed

B. Orchestration Process Template

C. Attended Automation Framework

D. Robotic Enterprise Framework (ReFramework).

A. Estimation for the analysis of the input and output data is necessary.

B. Time for User Acceptance Testing should be included in the estimation.

C. The development estimation should include time for onboarding.

D. It is important to have a time contingency based on the complexity of the project.

A. Do While activity

B. Which activity

C. For Each activity

D. Parallel For Each activity

A. Machine learning works as any other computer program - by following a predefined sequence of instructions.

B. Machine Learning works by searching for the correct answer in a huge database of possible answers.

C. Machine Learning works by gaining experience from looking at multiple examples, and then using that experience to solve the problem by making predictions.

D. Machine learning works by mapping the input to the output based on a collection of algorithms stored in a relational database.

A. Process Performer

B. Unattended Dispatcher

C. Manually triggered Dispatcher

D. Human in the Loop Performer

A. Create new document categories.

B. Approve or correct the Robot's classification.

C. Review and approve completed documents.

D. Extract specific information from documents.

A. Scalability is crucial in high-level flowchart design to handle larger volumes efficiently involving design adjustments and resource optimization if needed

B. To achieve salacity flowchart design should be rigid and not allow for changes or adaptations to the process response lo evolving business needs.

C. Scalability is irrelevant in high-level flowchart design, as it is solely a concern for the deployment phase

D. Scalability primarily focuses on reducing the number of steps in the flowchart to make it more efficient for smaller-scale processes

A. Master projects that supports orchestration and human intervention.

B. Workflow intended to be used only by attended robots.

C. Workflow for which one can set a Stop Time

D. Processes are designed to run continuously for an extended period of time.

A. Identify Automation opportunities, Development of the automation, and Streamline communications access the teams.

B. Digitization, Capture traces of the tasks and Automations, Reduce the time spend on understanding the process before building automations.

C. Automation ideas, Reusable components, Automation, Users, Roles, and Collaborator roles.

D. Collect employee desktop data, Construct process maps, and Orchestrate your processes

A. Optimizing data access and query performance

B. Defining entity metadata.

C. Enabling relationships between entries

D. Running automaton scripts.

A. This approach simplifies the way a DU Process is being implemented, without any effect on the license consumption or development time.

B. Having the one-job-Per-File approach simplifies the End-to-End Business process tasking out the need for having a Dispatcher in place for running any DU Process. This simplifies the overall architecture and reduces the time needed to bring the implementation into production.

C. It prevents external issues from impacting the DU Process and unneeded license consumption due to re-execution. At the same time, it offers a better overview of the workload and robot utilization and it is easier to scale.

D. There is no real benefit but it offers a better separation between the existing UiPath Frameworks based on their purpose or area of expertise, it is always nice to have a dedicated tool for a specific task rather than having to reorganize a generic tool to fit your needs.