Prevent common pitfalls in your Salesforce solutions by optimizing your Salesforce architecture with the help of this updated guide
Key Features
- Build a solid foundation in Salesforce architecture to troubleshoot and enhance your implementations
- Develop expertise in designing and implementing complex Salesforce architectures
- Explore common mistakes in Salesforce anti-patterns and their impact on program performance
- Purchase of the print or Kindle book includes a free PDF eBook
Book Description
While Salesforce is a powerful platform, it is prone to common pitfalls that can result in suboptimal performance, increased costs, and reduced user satisfaction. Known as anti-patterns, these problems can arise from design flaws, poor implementation choices, or a lack of understanding of best practices.
Written by a seasoned Salesforce professional and 33-time certified Salesforce Certified Technical Architect, this revised edition will teach you how to identify and avoid common issues, optimize your Salesforce architecture, and ensure successful implementation. This second edition is updated with a comprehensive exploration of Salesforce, along with the addition of the most common Salesforce anti-patterns, providing in-depth analysis and practical solutions. These key learnings will further refine your skills to help you build more robust, scalable, and efficient Salesforce architectures. The chapters offer an expanded coverage of emerging technology trends such as AI and DevOps, updated examples, and additional case studies to ensure that you have the latest information and insights.
By the end of this book, you'll have gained the confidence and expertise needed to design and implement effective Salesforce solutions.
What you will learn
- Discover common architectural mistakes and learn how anti-patterns can improve your architectural skills
- Find out how to design Salesforce data models the right way
- Set up data governance to prevent common issues
- Identify common data architecture issues and discover innovative ways to address them
- Explore common errors made in deployment setups, test strategy, and architecture governance
- Master the art of leveraging AI in integration architectures
Who this book is for
This book is for Salesforce architects, aspiring architects, developers, consultants, and decision makers who want to start making the right architectural choices or prepare for their journey to CTA. This book is not code-centric, so you will benefit from both functional and technical experience, but a basic level of platform understanding is required.
