An Adobe Commerce Architect needs to ensure zero downtime during the deployment process of Adobe Commerce on-premises. Which two steps should the Architect follow? (Choose two.)
To ensure zero downtime during the deployment process of Magento 2 on-premises, the Architect should follow two steps:
Run bin/magento setup:upgrade --keep-generated to upgrade database. This will skip the regeneration of static content and code files during the upgrade process, which can take a long time and cause downtime. The static content and code files should be generated separately before or after the upgrade process.
Enable config flag under deployment/blue_green/enabled. This will enable the blue-green deployment strategy, which creates a copy of the current production environment (blue) and deploys the new code to it (green). Then, it switches the traffic from the blue environment to the green environment without any downtime. This option can be enabled by adding a line like deployment/blue_green/enabled: true to the .magento.env.yaml file.
An Architect needs to create an additional regional UK website with its own website currency set to GBP in Adobe Commerce. An existing US website is using USD as a default base and website currency.
After the first week of sales in the new UK website, an administrator notices that all sales totals in Sales Orders report show 0.00.
How should this issue be resolved?
To do this, the Architect needs to configure the currency rates for both GBP and USD in the Admin Panel, so that the correct exchange rates are applied to each currency. This will ensure that the correct amounts are shown in the sales orders report, and will also make sure that the correct amount is charged to customers in the new UK website.
A merchant is utilizing an out-of-the-box Adobe Commerce application and asks to add a new reward card functionality for customers. During the code review, the Adobe Commerce Architect notices the reward_card_number attribute setup created for this functionality is causing the customer attribute to be unavailable in the My account/My rewards page template.
What should be added to set the customer attribute correctly?
An Architect needs to create an additional regional UK website with its own website currency set to GBP in Adobe Commerce. An existing US website is using USD as a default base and website currency.
After the first week of sales in the new UK website, an administrator notices that all sales totals in Sales Orders report show 0.00.
How should this issue be resolved?
To do this, the Architect needs to configure the currency rates for both GBP and USD in the Admin Panel, so that the correct exchange rates are applied to each currency. This will ensure that the correct amounts are shown in the sales orders report, and will also make sure that the correct amount is charged to customers in the new UK website.
A merchant is utilizing an out-of-the-box Adobe Commerce application and asks to add a new reward card functionality for customers. During the code review, the Adobe Commerce Architect notices the reward_card_number attribute setup created for this functionality is causing the customer attribute to be unavailable in the My account/My rewards page template.
What should be added to set the customer attribute correctly?
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