Sridhar's Notes on Cloud

Today I passed “Sharing and Visibility designer” certification. Here are the few tips based on how I prepared for the exam. Before reading I started with watching the “Who sees what Video Series” in Youtube. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jDYfTfaqclk&list=PL6747B4DAE356E17C https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=17dr2GMvgd8&list=PLImASNaQDVBLx7qw9Bdb-AWQoiRCw535f&index=2 Do the Trailmix for Sharing and Visibility. https://trailhead.salesforce.com/en/users/00550000006yDdKAAU/trailmixes/architect-sharing-and-visibility This StudyBlue notes was useful to prepare for the exam. https://www.studyblue.com/?src_url=https://www.studyblue.com/notes/note/n/salesforce-sharing-and-visibility-exam/deck/19308084#flashcard/view/19308084 After completing these, by now you are nearly prepared for the exam. Then below are the few things to remember which will help you to answer many questions. What is “Sharing Set” and how it should be used. Community (Customer and Par...

Today I passed the “Salesforce Platform Developer 2” multiple choice exam that I wanted to for a long time. Eagerly waiting for the email from Salesforce with the certificate. I completed the “Super Badges” by Dec 2017, didn’t have the courage to take the exam until now. There are reasons why I was resisting the temptation to take the exam for a long time. You don’t get to work on all the topics the exam tests you in your day-to-day coding life. Even if you work on those topics chances of you remembering and recollecting purely on your experience alone is not possible (at least in my case). Test will be mostly of those edge case scenarios for which you have to remember the “limitations and Considerations” quite well. For all the reasons stated above I would recommend anyone to take some time to prepare well before appearing for the exam. Well that’s what I did. Here is what I did to prepare for the exam: Go through the developer guides fully at least once Apex De...

I was hosting a Wordpress websit in AWS earlier and below is the content of my first post. I fancied to have my own website for a long time. Since I never considered myself as good story teller, had no urge to create a blog site using  worpress . com  or  blogspot . com . But then my curiosity to know about AWS led me to create an EC2 instance and install WordPress. Now that the website is in place, I plan to use this as a my tool in the cloud to record interesting technical stuffs and my experiences so that I need not worry about forgetting when I need them. Below are the steps I noted down while I was working to get this site up and running. Create and instance (Ubuntu) Look for documents in AWS follow what is said in it to create an instance. Get Key value pair Use puttykeygen to generate key Use putty to connect to ubuntu through SSH Install LAMP Follow what is written the blogs below to install Apache2 MySQL PHP ( https://www....