Compliance Standards Flashcards
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Where does a developer review the overall guardrail compliance score for a Pega application?
Answer: Application Guardrails landing page
The Application Guardrails landing page summarizes the compliance score and warnings for the application.
Which guardrail compliance score range does Pega generally consider to be in good standing?
Answer: 90-100
Pega treats a score of 90 or higher as good, while lower scores signal that warnings need attention.
A developer must keep a rule that generates a guardrail warning. What is the best practice?
Answer: Justify the warning with a clear explanation
Justifying a warning documents why the deviation is necessary and lowers its impact on the compliance score.
How do unjustified warnings affect the compliance score compared to justified warnings?
Answer: Unjustified warnings lower the score more
Unjustified warnings are weighted more heavily against the compliance score than justified ones.
Which Pega guardrail directs developers to prefer declarative rules over procedural logic?
Answer: Calculate and edit declaratively, not procedurally
This guardrail favors declare expressions, constraints and similar declarative rules over activities.
Which configuration most commonly triggers a guardrail warning in an activity?
Answer: Including a Java step
Custom Java steps bypass platform features and are flagged under the Limit custom Java guardrail.
Which tool provides one view of guardrail score, test coverage, and unit test pass rate?
Answer: Application Quality dashboard
The Application Quality dashboard combines guardrail compliance, test coverage and unit test results.