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Translate needs to Integration Requirements (22%) Flashcards

1
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What is SSL or TLS?

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Mutual authentication certificate

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Better SSL or TLS?

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TLS (Transport Layer Security) is more secure and is improved version from SSL.

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What are API client certificate types?

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Self-signed, CA-signed, mutual authentication (SSL or TLS)

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What is the difference between one-way and two-way authentication?

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Two-way is more secure because both the server and client perform validation by verifying each other’s identities. In one-way authentication, only client does that.

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What are 3 protocols for authorization & authentication?

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SAML, OAuth 2.0, OpenID Connect

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SAML:
- what is
- what language based
- where used?

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Security Assertion Markup Language (SAML) is an XML-based standard for exchanging authentication and authorization data used in single-sign on.

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OAuth 2.0

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The Open Authorization (OAuth) 2.0 protocol is the industry standard for authorization to allow secure sharing of data between systems.

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OpenID Connect

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Used in social sign-on that adds an authentication layer on top of OAuth 2.0 for the secure exchange of user information.

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To implement SSO, what standards are supported by Salesforce? (3)

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SAML, Delegated Authentication, OpenID Connect

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To create a Connected App, what protocols should the external application support? (3)

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SAML, OAuth, OpenID Connect

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Can a Connected App be created to integration service providers when SF acts as the identity provider?

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Yes

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Can Salesforce run as an OAuth authorization server?

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Yes, SF can authorize and authenticate connected apps, which can be dynamically created from an external system

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How can we manage Connected App’s access? (3)

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  • By setting security policies
  • Defining which users have access by assigning profiles
  • A refresh token policy can be scheduled to automatically revoke a connected app’s access
  • etc
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What are 3 roles in SSO flows?

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  • User
  • Identity provider
  • Service provider
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What is SAML Assertion?

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A proof of the user’s identity provided by the identity provider. It is an XML document.

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What is Access Token?

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It represents the user’s permission to access resources
(and so authenticates requests sent to designated API endpoints)

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Can OAuth 2.0 acquire access token for a client application?

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Yes

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Can external applications see user’s password or credentials when using OAuth 2.0?

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No, they are not revealed nor exposed.

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In an OAUth 2.0 flow, what are 4 key roles involved?

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  • Resource Server (hosts the protected resources)
  • Resource Owner (entity or end user who grants access to the protected resource)
  • Authorization Server (issues access tokens)
  • Client (application requesting resource access on behalf of the resource owner)
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What are 4 types of tokens in OAuth 2.0?

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  • Authorization Code
  • Access Token
  • Refresh Token
  • ID Token
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What is authorization code?

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Temporary code that will be exchanged for an access token

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What is refresh token?

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Token that is long-lived and used to acquire a new access token

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What is ID Token?

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Security token that contains information related to the end user

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Access Token?

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Token used by client to access protected resources in the resource server

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Bearer Token?

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An access token is used as a bearer token, meaning the entity who bears the token can access protected resources without further identification requirements

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Consumer Key?

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The key used by consumer (client) such as an external application to authorize the Salesforce user and itself on the user’s behalf. Also referred as Client Id.

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Consumer Secret?

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A secret, or confidential data, that is used to establish that the consumer holding the consumer secret owns the consumer key. Also referred as Client Secret.

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OAuth Endpoints

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OAuth endpoints are the URLs that you use to make OAuth authorization requests to Salesforce

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What are the different OAuth flows? (9)

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  1. Web Server
  2. User-Agent
  3. JWT Bearer
  4. Device
  5. SAML Bearer Assertion
  6. SAML Assertion
  7. Username-Password
  8. Client-Credentials
  9. Refresh Token
30
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Which OAuth flow to use to integrate external web applications?

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Web Server

31
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Which OAuth flow to use to integration desktop/mobile applications?

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User-agent

32
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Which OAuth flow to use for server-to-server integration?

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JWT Bearer

33
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Which OAuth flow to use for IoT integration?

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Device

34
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Which OAuth flow to use to request an access token via SAML?

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SAML Bearer Assertion

35
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Which OAuth flow to use as an alternative for services using SAML?

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SAML Assertion

36
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Which OAuth flow to use when the external app stores the user’s credentials?

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username-password

37
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Which OAuth flow uses a consumer key and consumer secret?

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Client-Credentials

38
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Which OAuth flow is used to request a new access token?

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Refresh Token

39
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Does SAML Assertion Flow requires Connected App?

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No. It’s SAML Bearer Assertion flow that requires it.

40
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Which is recommended: client credentials OAuth 2.0 flow or username-password?

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Client credentials - it is more secure.

41
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What OpenID Connect is used for?

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To Identify details of the user associated with an access token. It’s an authentication layer on top of OAuth 2.0

42
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What is authentication?

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The process that is used to verify that the user is actually who they say they are.

43
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What is authorization?

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The process of providing or determining the permissions or actions that an authenticated user can do.

44
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Delegated Authentication?

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Allows users to log in to SF using credentials that are verified by an external authentication provider

45
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Does Delegated Authentication requires users to log in to each app separately?

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Yes, even though they use the same ID for multiple apps.

46
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Which integration pattern is the best for small volume, real-time activities?

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Remote Process Invocation - Request & Reply

47
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What is a continuation?

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An asynchronous callout, used to avoid hitting the synchronous Apex transaction governor limits. Although asynchronous, its implementation still falls under the request & reply pattern since a reply is expected through a callback.

48
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What’s the max time-out for Request & Reply?

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120 seconds

49
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What’s the max platform event message size in fire & forget?

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1 MB

50
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Can you receive a positive acknowledgement of a successful hand-off to the remote system in Fire & Forget pattern?

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Yes

51
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How many records should be processed to consider Bulk API 2.0?

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More than 2000

52
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Which API does Change Data Capture use?

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Streaming API
now pub/sub

53
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How to avoid data contention?

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With data segmentation techniqeus (e.g. filter criteria)

54
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What’s the max file size for upload via Remote Call-In?

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2 GB for the ContentVersion and 500MB for all other objects

55
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Which APIs can be used in remote call-in?

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REST, SOAP or BULK API 2.0

56
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Can a remote call-in time-out?

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Yes. Each SOQL query has a limit of 120sec

57
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How is System’s processing capacity called?

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Throughput

58
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How is system’s responsiveness to requests and demands is called?

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Latency

59
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What’s throughput optimization?

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Number of concurrent requests, which translates to workload, that an application can complete in a given time.

60
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What contributes to the workload in the system? (3)

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  1. Number of transactions
  2. Number of concurrent users
  3. Complexity of the requests
61
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What are some techniques to optimize throughput? (4)

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  • Async process
  • Bulk process
  • Proper queries (SOSL and SOQL)
  • Platform cache
62
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What are some techniques to optimize latency? (4)

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  • Optimize reports
  • Optimize filters
  • Simplify sharing
  • Optimize interface
63
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Which factors determines integration tool’s performance? (3)

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  • Timing (sync vs async)
  • Volume
  • Ability to process multiple objects

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