A technical Architect is setting up the data model for a new Adobe Campaign implementation.
The customer wants to set up personalized birthday campaign and has the following fields in the source database table.
* First_Name
* Age
* Social_Security
* Upload_Data
* DateOyBirth
Which two fields should be included in Campaign data mode? (Choose two.)
1. First_Name should be included in the Campaign data model as it can be used for personalization in the birthday campaign. It can be used in the salutation of the email or SMS message, for example, 'Happy birthday, [First_Name]!'.
2. DateOfBirth should be included in the Campaign data model as it is used to segment the recipients based on their birthdate, to ensure that the birthday campaign messages are sent to the right recipients on the right day.
Social Security Number is considered as sensitive personal data and it is not recommended to include it in the Campaign data model due to the security risks and the compliance regulations. Age and Upload_Date not really useful for the birthday campaign and should not be included in the Campaign data model.
An Architect on a new project needs to review the existing Campaign solution. The current solution sends emails, SMS, and Push messages.
The customer currently has a mobile application that sends approximately 500.000 Push messages an hour. The company wants to add another mobile application to alert customers about the start of upcoming television shows.
Volume estimates for Push messages for the new application are approximately 1.5 million per hour.
What should the Architect focus on first for the new design?
The number of dedicated Push MTAs in the solution. This is because the number of Push messages per hour will be 1.5 million, and the existing solution only has 500,000 Push messages per hour. Therefore, the Architect should focus on increasing the number of dedicated Push MTAs in the solution to be able to handle the increased volume of messages.
A customer has a data retention policy for the logs in Adobe Campaign Classic of 365 days. They send over 1 million emails per month.
The Architect designs a workflow with a scheduler that triggers every 10 minutes querying the recipient delivery log. What is the risk with this workflow?
The customer's data retention policy for the logs in Adobe Campaign Classic of 365 days means that the workflow should retrieve records for the past 365 days in order to keep the data retention policy. However, the workflow is designed to trigger every 10 minutes, meaning that it will only query a small portion of the log data per iteration. This could result in the workflow not retrieving all of the expected records due to the limited time.
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A customer wants to display an offer on their website. Server by the unitary engine in Campaign aimed an unidentified visitors who browse a page.
The Architect needs to include response time of offers returned to the site, and scalability.
What should the Architect do?
This will ensure that the response time for offers returned to the site is fast and that the server can handle an increased number of requests. Additionally, having a separate instance of Campaign dedicated to outbound interactions will improve scalability.
A customer reports that the campaign workflows are not running. When restarting or starting workflows the status changes to as Start/Restart requested and the Start. Pause buttons are disabled.
The Architect notices that all process are running as expected in the Monitoring Tab.
What is causing the issue?
This issue occurs when the wfserver process is not set to automatically start when the server is restarted. This means that the workflows will not run unless the wfserver process is manually started. The Start/Restart button will be disabled and the process will not run until it is manually started.
Sherita
10 months ago