Pegasystems passcert pegacplsa88v1 Vce Exam Download by Sonia q85 vce pdf

Page: 5 / 17

Exam Name:	Certified Pega Lead System Architect (CPLSA) Exam 8.8
Exam Code:	PEGACPLSA88V1 Dumps
Vendor:	Pegasystems	Certification:	Certified Lead System Architect (CLSA)
Questions:	238 Q&A's	Shared By:	sonia

Question 20

In the Answer Area, drag each use case on the left to the appropriate locking strategy on the right.

Options:

Discussion

Pippa

I was so happy to see that almost all the questions on the exam were exactly what I found in their Dumps.

Anastasia Aug 27, 2025

You are right…It was amazing! The Cramkey Dumps were so comprehensive and well-organized, it made studying for the exam a breeze.

Kylo

What makes Cramkey Dumps so reliable? Please guide.

Sami Aug 20, 2025

Well, for starters, they have a team of experts who are constantly updating their material to reflect the latest changes in the industry. Plus, they have a huge database of questions and answers, which makes it easy to study and prepare for the exam.

Yusra

I passed my exam. Cramkey Dumps provides detailed explanations for each question and answer, so you can understand the concepts better.

Alisha Aug 25, 2025

I recently used their dumps for the certification exam I took and I have to say, I was really impressed.

Ace

No problem! I highly recommend Cramkey Dumps to anyone looking to pass their certification exams. They will help you feel confident and prepared on exam day. Good luck!

Harris Aug 3, 2025

That sounds amazing. I'll definitely check them out. Thanks for the recommendation!

Question 21

Pega Express*" is a light, design-focused delivery approach that uses Pega's low-code experience, best practices, and Scrum to quickly deliver meaningful outcomes.

Which two of the following statements best describe the so-called three pillars of the Pega Express delivery approach? (Choose Three)

Options:

The three pillars define Personas and Channels, as Personas represent the access roles and privileges that are required in the Microjourney"*, and the channels represent the technology that the personas use to interact with the application.

The three pillars define Cases and strategies, as cases define how to process the data, and strategy is about design pattern to design case that processes the Microjourney

The three pillars define the Data and Interface, as Data objects replace case objects in the process of the Microjourney, and an interface is about the technology used to interact with the application.

The three pillars define the Data and Interface, as a Data object is required in the process of the Microjourney, and an interface is required for integration with external systems.

The three pillars define the Cases and Strategies, as cases define how to process the Microjourney, and strategy is about design pattern to process the Microjourney

The three pillars define Personas and Channels, as Personas represent the people that are involved in the Microjourney, and the channels represent how personas interact with the application.

Discussion

Question 22

What two recommendations do you provide to the development team to ensure the performance of the Pega application does not degrade over tune? (Choose Two)

Options:

Add indexes to all columns.

Purge workparty UlU index tables periodically.

Schedule scripts to maintain frequently fragmented tables.

Purge and/or archive records based on the company's record retention policy.

Discussion

Question 23

A case displays recent customer transaction. Different operators often view the recent transactions

for the same customer repeatedly throughout the day. the operation to fetch the transactions is resource-intensive, and the source data is updated once an hour. select two options to configure a data page to cache the customer transactions and minimize the operator's wait time. (choose two)

Options:

configure the data page scope to node.

configure the refresh strategy to reload of older than 1 hour

configure the data page scope to thread.

configure the refresh strategy to reload once per interaction.