PL-600 · Question #57
You are a Solution Architect and planning the go-live with a new solution. What are three activities you should perform just before to go-live?
The correct answer is A. Performance testingright B. Deployment planningright D. Risk assessmentright. Performance testing (A), deployment planning (B), and risk assessment (D) are the three activities conducted just before go-live because they directly prepare the system and team for the transition to production - validating the system handles real load, defining the execution…
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- APerformance testingright
- BDeployment planningright
- CUser acceptance testing
- DRisk assessmentright
- ESecurity testing
How the community answered
(45 responses)- A84% (38)
- C11% (5)
- E4% (2)
Explanation
Performance testing (A), deployment planning (B), and risk assessment (D) are the three activities conducted just before go-live because they directly prepare the system and team for the transition to production - validating the system handles real load, defining the execution steps, and identifying last-minute risks that could derail launch.
User acceptance testing (C) is a distractor because UAT occurs earlier in the project lifecycle (during the testing phase), not immediately before go-live; by the time you're at go-live, UAT sign-off should already be complete. Security testing (E) similarly belongs to an earlier phase and feeds into the risk assessment rather than being a standalone pre-go-live activity.
Memory tip: Think of the three correct answers as "Can it run? How do we run it? What could stop us?" - Performance (can it run under load?), Deployment Plan (how do we execute?), Risk Assessment (what could go wrong?). UAT and security testing are "done earlier, not later."
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