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The following promotions are configured with no exclusivity (can be combined with any other promotion) in a -1month campaign:
* Free correct- in -store shipping
* 20% accessories products discount, applies for all customers
* $5 off coupon based discount, sent to a selected group of customers
The combination of above promotions allows customers to get 16 socks for free in store. This was unintended, and the Client If considering disabling the coupon. The Client is concerned about a potential spike in the number of Call Center calls from customers who had the coupon code added to their baskets before it was disabled. As basket lifetime is set to 30 days for all customers, this can continue for the full length of the campaign.
What solutionshould the Architect suggest to keep the Call Center calls to a minimum?

• A. Disable the coupon code. Restart the production instance from control Center to dear existing baskets.
• B. Disable the coupon code. Reduce the basket lifetime in Business Manager to expire some of the existing baskets
• C. Disable the coupon code. Clear the production cache from the Business Manager to clear existing baskets.
• D. Disable the coupon code. Email all the customers to not use the coupon code in their baskets.

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

• A. Obtain the token from a custom cache before making the client authentication call.
• B. Obtain the token from local storage of the browser and update it once It expires.
• C. Use a job to store and update the token in a customobject that is used from the storefront code
• D. Apply page caching to the client authentication controller that is used with AJAX.
• E. Use HTTPService caching for the client authentication call.

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?

• A. The Job Pipelines must be updated to use SiteGenesis Controllers.
• B. The job Pipelines must be updated to work as custom job steps.
• C. The job Pipelines must be updated to useSFRA Controllers.
• D. The job Pipelines must be removed and recreated with scripts.

A client receives multiple feeds from third parties on the same SFTP location:
* Product prices (sftp: prod/prices)
* Stores information (sftp: prod/stores;
* Product information (sftp: prod/catalog)
* Categories information (sftp: prod/marketing)
* Content (sftp: prod/marketing)
Some of the feeds are placed on sftp multiple times a day, as the information is updated in the source system.
The Architect decides to have only two jobs:
* One that checks and downloads available feeds every hour
* One that imports the files from Webdav once a day before the data replication, using the standards steps available in the Job Framework Which design is correctfor the import Job, taking the steps scope in consideration?

• A. -Four sibling flows execute steps in parallel: import products, stores, price, content-last flow executes steps in sequence: import:categories, reindex
• B. - foursibling flows execute steps in parallel: import products, stores, prices, content- last flow executes steps in sequence import categories, reindex
• C. - four sibling flows execute steps ki parallel: import products, stores, prices, content- fifth flow executes: import categories- last flow executes steps In sequence: reindex
• D. - three siting flows Import steps In parallel: import products, stores, prices- fourth flow executes: import categories- last flow executes steps in sequece: reindex, Import content

A Retailer has a single storefront site and a Product Management System (PIM). The Pin is Generating the master catalog and storefront categorization catalog every day and it uploading them toSFTP how should the Architect configure the import job flows following the best practices?

• A. 1st flow is assigned to the site to download the files from SFTP. 2nd flow is assigned to the site to Import the master catalog. 3rd flow K global to Import the storefront catalog.
• B. 1st flow is assigned to the site to download the files from SFTP. 2nd flow is assigned to the site to Import the storefront catalog 3rd flow It global to Import the master catalog.
• C. 1st flow is global to download the files horn SFTP. 2nd flow is global to import the master catalog. 3rd flow Is global to Import the storefront catalog.
• D. 1st flow is global to download the files from SFTP. 2nd flow is global to import the storefront catalog
  3rd flow K global to Import the master catalog.