Helping Hand Questions for Education-Cloud-Consultant

GitHub is a web-based platform that hosts open-source code repositories for developers to collaborate on projects1. Customers can access the common sprint project code repositories on GitHub by visiting the Salesforce.org Open Source Commons organization page2. There, they can find various community projects stemming from Salesforce.org Open Source Community Sprints, such as Data Generation Toolkit, Outbound Funds Module, and Membership Schema and Benefits2. These projects are compatible with Education Cloud and can be used to extend its functionality and features. References:

1: What is GitHub? - GitHub Docs3

2: Salesforce.org Open Source Commons - Community Sprint Projects4

The step that the consultant should recommend to the IT manager who is concerned about the large increase in users accessing the student community at any one time is B.Develop a Performance Testing Strategy1. This is because a performance testing strategy can help the IT manager to plan, execute, and analyze tests that measure the system’s performance, scalability, reliability, and availability under various user loads and scenarios.A performance testing strategy can also help the IT manager to identify and resolve any performance issues or bottlenecks before the student community goes live, and to ensure that the system meets the expected service level agreements and user satisfaction2.

A. Use a third-party testing automation tool and C. Log a case with Salesforce Support to increase limits are not valid steps for this scenario. Using a third-party testing automation tool may be a part of the performance testing strategy, but it is not a step by itself.The IT manager needs to define the objectives, scope, approach, tools, and metrics of the performance testing strategy before choosing and using a testing automation tool2. Logging a case with Salesforce Support to increase limits may be a possible action that the IT manager can take after conducting the performance testing and analyzing the results, but it is not a step that the consultant should recommend before the testing.The IT manager needs to determine the current and expected system capacity, throughput, response time, and resource utilization before requesting any limit increases from Salesforce Support3.

The consultant should recommend Trailblazer Community: Open Source Commons & Community Sprints as a resource where the customer can find more information on Salesforce.org solutions built by the community. Trailblazer Community is a platform that connects Salesforce customers, partners, employees, and enthusiasts to learn, share, and collaborate on Salesforce topics and projects. Trailblazer Community: Open Source Commons & Community Sprints is a group within Trailblazer Community thatprovides information on Salesforce.org solutions built by the community, such as open-source projects, community sprints, or community-led webinars. The customer can also join discussions, forums, or blogs related to Salesforce.org solutions built by the community on Trailblazer Community: Open Source Commons & Community Sprints. Product Documentation: Is a Pro Bono Project the Right Fit?, Trailblazer Community: Cumulus I (CCI), or AppExchange are not resources where the customer can find more information on Salesforce.org solutions built by the community. References:

The consultant should recommend K-12 Architecture Kit as an out-of-the-box solution to track enrollments by grade for the elementary school. K-12 Architecture Kit is a solution that extends EDA to meet the needs of K-12 schools. K-12 Architecture Kit provides objects and features to track student information, such as grades, attendance, and program enrollments. The consultant can help the elementary school configure and customize K-12 Architecture Kit to track enrollments by grade using features such as Grade Enrollment or Grade Level. Nonprofit Success Pack, Education Data Architecture, and Program Management Module are not out-of-the-box solutions to track enrollments by grade for the elementary school. References: