A data engineer is responsible for ingesting data from various batch sources into Real-Time CDP. After reviewing the profiles, the engineer observed missing data on a variety of profiles. What is a po

Question

Options

• ASome records exceeded 10KB in size.
• BSome records exceeded 100KB in size.
• CSome records exceeded 1MB in size.
• DRecords exceeding 50KB in size are automatically discarded.

• A
  8% (3)
• B
  17% (6)
• C
  72% (26)
• D
  3% (1)

Explanation

Option C is correct because Adobe Real-Time CDP enforces a 1MB size limit on individual profile records ingested into Real-Time Customer Profile - any record exceeding this guardrail is rejected during ingestion, which explains why some profiles appear incomplete or are missing data entirely.

Option A (10KB) is incorrect - while 10KB is the size limit for individual ExperienceEvent (time-series) records, it is not the limit for profile record data causing the described missing-profile scenario. Option B (100KB) is a plausible distractor tied to other platform guardrails, but it is not the threshold at which profile records are rejected in this context. Option D is entirely fabricated - there is no 50KB automatic-discard rule in Real-Time CDP documentation.

Memory tip: Think "1 Mega-barrier" - if a profile record crosses the 1MB wall, it gets blocked from entering Real-Time Customer Profile. Pair this with the 10KB limit for ExperienceEvents so you don't confuse the two record types on the exam.

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