Pegasystems Certified Pega Lead System Architecture (LSA) Exam 23 - PEGACPLSA23V1 Exam Practice Test

A. Create a case instance for each request that represents consuming limited available resources. Case management features in Pega Platform automatically manage locks and concurrency.

B. Circumstance the rule resolution algorithm to fit the requirements of the business use case; Pega Platform automatically manages the limited availability and concurrency.

C. Use a data instance approach to represent each incoming request for consuming limited available resources. Handle requests with flags to manage resource locks and availability. Processing techniques in Pega Platform manage concurrency.

D. Manage the limited resources by using the lock on the instance (data or case); once locked, Pega Platform automatically manages the concurrency.

A. The application level encompasses details of testing conducted with APIs, while the user level is specific to testing that the user performs.

B. The application level focuses on rules created at the application ruleset level, while the user level focuses on rules created in branch rulesets.

C. The application level includes rules created at the enterprise application layer, while the user level involves rules created at the implementation layer.

D. The application level includes the details of testing performed by all users in that session, while the user level pertains only to the user who initiated the testing session.

A. The design pattern prioritizes customer bookings on a first-come-first-serve basis.

B. The design pattern allows both customers to book; however, one receives a notification about no available seats after the analysis.

C. The design pattern rejects both bookings, entering an ambiguity mode. It prompts customers to try again later. In the second attempt, it prioritizes one customer based on a first-come-first-serve basis.

D. The design pattern records booking attempts for both customers. If the flight exceeds capacity, the customer goes on a waiting list. The waiting list clears after a certain period, and the customer receives notification of the results.

A. Create a single class for all types of insurance policies and define all possible attributes.

B. Create a base class for the insurance policy for the common attributes, and then create derived classes for each type of insurance policy with their unique attributes.

C. Create a single class for all types of insurance policies and dynamically add or remove attributes as needed.

D. Create a separate class for each type of insurance policy and then define the common attributes in the new class.

A. In an event management system, event schedule preparation involves an approval process after a monthly schedule calendar is prepared.

B. In a healthcare management system, a patient's medical history is captured before processing diagnostic needs and scheduling an appointment with a specialist.

C. In an e-commerce platform, customers can browse products and add them to their cart prior to proceeding to the checkout and billing process.

D. In a sports competition management system, users must be assigned to an existing sports competition case to provide a final score.

A. Associating objects with classes at runtime based on user input or certain conditions, allowing for flexibility in the structure of the data model.

B. Linking different classes together in a data model to establish relationships and associations between various entities.

C. Dynamically adjusting the attributes of a class without modifying its structure, facilitating agile data management.

D. Referencing classes that are predefined and unchangeable, ensuring consistency and reliability in the data model.

A. Advise the team to create Pega test suites to run the bulk test cases in one go and speed up the testing process.

B. Advise the team to begin recording the testing performed using the scenario testing feature, and then replay the recording when testing the application after performing bug fixes.

C. Encourage the team to write utilities to speed up the testing process.

D. Suggest that the team begins recording with the screen recording feature of the browser, and then replay the recording when testing the application after performing bug fixes.