A client wants to build a clustered environment in preparation for an unknown number of business processes to be deployed to in the future. Flexibility in the systems' capability is required. The deployment professional has recommended the Remote Messaging and Remote Support topology. Which of the following explains the deployment professional's recommendation?

• A. It uses the fewest physical servers.
• B. It has the most scaling and performance tuning flexibility.
• C. It uses multiple active messaging engines.
• D. It has unlimited scalability for messaging.

Thousands of parallel business processes are running in a production environment. The database administrator monitoring the Business Process Choreographer database observes that the amount of runtime data is filling up the available space and will reach the space limits very soon. What action should the deployment professional take to address the problem?

• A. Verify if the business integration applications in the environment provide different versions for
  business processes.
  Remove all unnecessary process templates using the deleteInvalidProcessTemplate script.
• B. Verify if process instances in the database are completed and are not needed for any reporting.
  Automate the process deletion using the deleteCompletedProcessInstances script.
• C. Review the database records and identify all work items for completed process instances.
  Advise the database administrator to remove all work item records for completed process
  instances.
• D. Review the status of all process instances using the Business Process Choreographer
  Explorer.
  Manually delete all process instances that are in completed status.

A scalable and highly available WebSphere Process Server environment is built using a Remote Messaging deployment environment pattern. When Common Event Infrastructure (CEI) is enabled which leverages the default messaging provider, the runtime performance degraded significantly. What are the actions a deployment professional could take to reconfigure the messaging infrastructure and modify the settings to account for the extra load caused by CEI processing?

• A. Use deployEventServiceMdb administrative command to set up more than one JMS queue to route events to the event service using the default embedded messaging configuration for event transmission.
• B. Using the default messaging configuration, set up multiple JMS queues to route events to the service integration bus queue destination cluster.CommonEventInfrastructureQueueDestination.
• C. Disable the Persist events to the data store property of the corresponding event groups of the events that belong to your application.
• D. Modify the configuration settings of the event emitter factory profile for the CEI processing to enable the support for JMS transmission.
• E. Configure the event service on a separate cluster and add this cluster as the bus member.

A company has implemented for the first time a business integration application which uses Business Process in a clustered WebSphere Process Server environment. Now the deployment professional needs to monitor the Business Process and while doing so, encounters an issue opening the process state view of the Business Process in the Business Process Choreographer Explorer. What is the cause?

• A. The Process Template of the business process has been shut down.
• B. Endpoints for the Business Flow Manager REST API's are not set properly.
• C. One of the members of the cluster on which the Business Process is deployed is down.
• D. A new version of Business Process is introduced with significant enhancements.

A customer new to WebSphere Process Server has promoted some Java developers to the WebSphere Integration Developer team. The developers want to monitor the use of some of the non-technology adapters (e.g., SAP and JD Edwards). The developers have started to design a database schema to persist the metrics and develop Java code to track the adapter usage. What should the deployment professional suggest to the WebSphere Integration Developer team?

• A. Ensure the Java code connects to the database using a JNDI entry.
• B. Use the adapter monitoring provided by PMI and do not develop the Java code or the database.
• C. Add a data element in the Business Objects to track start and stop times.
• D. Ensure the Java code stores time in Universal Standard time, not local time.