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A business wants to migrate its customer service provider from provider A to provider B. Provider e offers a LINK cartridge to integrate with its commerce solution.

Which three artifacts need to be created by the Architect? Choose 3 answers

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The Client plans to deploy a new payment provider and Order Management System on its existing B2C Commerce website. They have asked an Architect to advise which environment it should use to conduct load testing of its new integrations.

Which environment should be used as the ideal environment for this kind of load test?

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The Architect has been presented with a requirement from the business to implement a new LINK cartridge. The current site is built on the Storefront Reference Architecture, and the LINK cartridge is certified for Pipelines and Controllers. On review, the Architect notes that the Jobs are all created in Pipelines.

How should the Architect implement that cartridge to make sure the required jobs runs property?

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An Order Management System (OMS) handles orders from multiple brand specific sites, as part of the processing, the OMS sends the processing detail to be added at notes to the orders in B2C Commerce. These processing details are captured temporarily in custom objects, and are later processed by a batch Job that:

* Processes the custom object to extract the orderid and note data.

* Tries to load the order.

* If the order is not found, it deletes the custom object and moves on.

* If the order is found, it updates notes In the Order, upon successful update of this order, it deletes the custom object.

There is an Issue reported that the job is constantly failing and custom objects are growing in number. On investigating the production look the message below is being logged on each failure:

What are three solution The Architect can take to fix this issue without losing meaningful data?

Choose 3 answers

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The storefront integrates with a REST based Address verification service (AVS) that uses token based security. The sequence of calls in the API documentation for this AVS looks like the following

1. Client authentication call, which contains the merchantId and secret in a GET request and returns a token in the response.

2. Address verification call, which contains the token and the address to verify in a POST request.

Once the token is obtained, it is valid for hours and it is not needed to request a new one for subsequent address verification calls, the AVS charges for every request made no matter if it is client authentication call or address verification call.

Which three strategies could be applied to allow for efficient use of the service without compromising security? Choose 3 answers

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