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PEGACPLSA23V1 Certified Pega Lead System Architecture (LSA) Exam 23 Exam
The PEGACPLSA23V1 exam is the Certified Pega Lead System Architect (CLSA) Exam
for Pega Platform '23. It is designed for experienced Pega professionals aiming
to validate their expertise in designing scalable and maintainable Pega
applications.
Exam Overview
Exam Code: PEGACPLSA23V1
Number of Questions: 60
Duration: 120 minutes
Passing Score: 65%
Language: English
Format: Multiple choice, scenario-based, and drag-and-drop questions
Exam Fee: USD $
Prerequisites
Certification: Certified Pega Senior System Architect (CPSSA)
Experience: Minimum of 36 months of field experience in Pega implementations
Exam Topics Breakdown
Pega Platform Design (15%)
Center-out business architecture
Deployment options and their impact on design
Application monitoring and performance
Distributed application case interactions
Multitenancy architecture and high availability
Pega Process Fabric, Pega Mobile, and Pega Intelligent Virtual Assistant
Hazelcast, containerization, and cloud deployment architecture
Agile Workbench and Agile Studio functionalities
Pega Platform Design Extended (10%)
App Studio adoption
Prediction Studio and Admin Studio
Asset reuse and configuration sets
UX design fundamentals, DX API, and Constellation
User experience and accessibility
Application Design (15%)
Microjourney analysis
Application structure design approach
Pega Express best practices and case design patterns
Effective case structure and hierarchy design
Specialization layers design
Application Design Extended (15%)
Work assignment best practices
Advanced routing strategies
In-flight flow changes management
Background processing with Job Schedulers, Queue Processors, and Data Flows
Data Model Design (10%)
Greenfield and foundation-based data modeling
Data pages, dynamic class references, and data integrity principles
Reporting Design (10%)
Performance-optimized reports design
Complex SQL, associations, sub-reports, and bottleneck identification
Security Design (15%)
Authentication and authorization strategies
Event logging, rule security, and attack mitigation
Deployment & Testing Design (10%)
CI/CD pipeline definition
Automated test strategies
Deployment best practices
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QUESTION 1
[Performance Optimization]
Data pages offer a "Do not reload when" option for optimizing data retrieval.
Which two of the
following scenarios make appropriate use of this feature? (Choose Two)
A. A data page tracks real-time seat availability for a theater. Because seat
bookings stop once the
show starts, set it to not reload after the show begins until it ends.
B. A data page maintains reservation details for a hotel. To optimize
performance, set it to not reload
after check-in time ends, because no new reservations are taken overnight unless
you have approval
from the manager of the hotel.
C. A data page pulls live traffic updates for a delivery service's routing
system. Because traffic
patterns stabilize late at night, set it to not reload from late evening until
early morning.
D. A data page holds the daily menu for a cafeteria that doesn't change the menu
once the kitchen
opens. To avoid unnecessary updates, set it to not reload after the kitchen
begins its operations until the next day.
Answer: A,D
QUESTION 2
[Data Modeling]
In a flight schedule management application, the initiation of a scheduled
flight case triggers both
pre-flight check and flight catering service processes. These processes require
access to flight
information, such as flight number, cabin class, number of seats, departure date
and time, while also
maintaining process-specific data elements. Which one of the following options
best describes the
optimal data model for meeting this requirement?
A. Set Schedule Flight as the parent case type, with the triggered processes as
child case types. Store
flight data within the Schedule Flight case. This data will then bepropagated to
the child cases upon their creation.
B. Set Schedule Flight as the parent case type, with the triggered processes as
child case types. Place
flight data in the travel management enterprise layer and create data classes
specific to each child
case type, inheriting directly from the travel management enterprise layer.
C. Set Schedule Flight as the parent case type, with the triggered processes as
child case types. Place
flight data within the Schedule Flight class and develop data classes specific
to each child case type.
D. Set Schedule Flight as the parent case type, with the triggered processes as
child case types. Place
flight data within the work pool class, allowing all three case types to inherit
properties from the work pool class.
Answer: A
QUESTION 3
[Data Modeling]
You are a Pega developer working on an insurance application. The application
needs to manage
different types of insurance policies such as car insurance, home insurance, and
life insurance. Each
type of insurance policy has some common attributes (policy number, policyholder
name, and
premium amount), but also has some unique attributes (such as vehicle details
for car insurance,
property details for home insurance, and beneficiary details for life
insurance). Which one of the
following approaches to handling this scenario would be most appropriate in a
Pega application?
A. Create a single class for all types of insurance policies and dynamically add
or remove attributes as needed.
B. Create a single class for all types of insurance policies and define all
possible attributes.
C. 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.
D. Create a separate class for each type of insurance policy and then define the
common attributes in the new class.
Answer: C
QUESTION 4
[Data Modeling]
In a hospital's patient management Pega application, patient details are
gathered during the initial
consultation process. This information must be accessible and current for all
subsequent
appointments and treatments. Keeping patient information updated is crucial to
effective planning
and implementation of treatment. Which one of the following options would you
select as a solution?
A. A portal to collect patient data. Pre-load the patient's information into the
system for each
subsequent appointment and treatment, based on the outcomes of the initial
consultation.
B. A portal for updating patient data, using the snapshot data access pattern to
access patient
information for appointments and treatment processes.
C. A portal to collect patient data and store the data with Consultation cases.
Use data propagation
features to transfer patient information to each subsequent appointment or
treatment as they are scheduled.
D. A portal for updating patient data, utilizing the System of Record (SOR) data
access pattern to
access patient information for appointments and treatment processes.
Answer: C
QUESTION 5
[Data Modeling]
As an LSA developing a Pega application for an online grocery store, you are
tasked with enabling
customers to navigate through various categories such as "Dairy,"
"Confectionery," "Frozen Food,"
and "Soft Drinks." Each category contains at least 10 sub-categories, with the
workflow varying
depending on the selected sub-category. What is the best method of populating
the categories and
sub-categories and retrieving the related information from the grocery store's
database?
A. Implement a data page that accepts either a Category or Sub-category as a
parameter. Based on
the parameter type, the required information is retrieved and displayed in the
subsequent layouts.
B. Implement a data page for Sub-categories. Load Categories by default upon
startup. Populate Subcategories
after a Category is selected, using a Sub-category data page that takes the
Category as a parameter.
C. Implement data pages for Categories and Sub-categories. Populate
Sub-categories after a
Category is selected, using a Sub-category data page that takes the Category as
a parameter.
D. Implement a data page that takes the Sub-category as a parameter. Based on
the Sub-category
type, the necessary information is retrieved and shown in the subsequentpf
layouts.
Answer: C