Pega Certified Lead System Architect (PCLSA) 88v1

Pega Certified Lead System Architect (PCLSA) 88v1

This certification is designed for those who design, configure, implement, and manage large-scale Pega systems.

Focus

The Pega Certified Lead System Architect (PCLSA) 88v1 certification focuses on Lead System Architect

Exam Duration

The Pega Certified Lead System Architect (PCLSA) 88v1 exam duration is 180 minutes

Num of Question

The exam contains a total of

Exam Fee

The exam fee is Please check with pegasystems.com for the latest pricing.

Exam Validity

The CCRN-Pediatric certification is valid for 2 years.

Prior Certification

• Pega Certified System Architect (PCSA) 88v1

Exam Format

The Pega Certified Lead System Architect (PCLSA) 88v1 exam is a Multiple Choice

Passing Conditions

To pass Pega Certified Lead System Architect (PCLSA) 88v1 exam, applicants must achieve a minimum score of Passing Score: 72% (72 out of 100 questions)

Who Should Take

The target audience for this certification includes IT Professionals who design and manage Pega systems, as well as those who aim to implement large-scale Pega projects.

• Project Manager
• IT Manager
• System Architect
• Solution Architect

Prerequisites

At least 5 years of experience in Pega Application Development and Implementation

Or can substitute with certifications:

• In lieu of 5 years of experience on Pega, a minimum of two Pega certifications that demonstrate a significant level of knowledge of Pega systems and technology (One of those certifications must be Pega Certified System Architect (PCSA) 88v1)
• Completed Pega certification program (PCSA, PCSA 88v1, PCAA 88v1, or PCLSA 88v1)

Certification Process

• Step 1: Meet the Certification Eligibility Requirements
• Step 2: Register for the exam on the Pegasystems website
• Step 3: Schedule and pass the exam
• Step 4: Maintain your certification by meeting Continuing Education Requirements

Domains with Weights

• Domain 1: Systems Architecture (40%): Create and implement overall system design, including the use of object-oriented design, design patterns, and modern architecture principles.
• Domain 2: Platform Architecture and Configuration (30%): Design and configure Pega systems at a high level, focusing on database management, security features, identity management, data encryption, and system scaling.
• Domain 3: Data Architecture (15%): Develop and implement data models, data migration processes, and manage data quality and data integrity within a Pega system.
• Domain 4: Workstream and Work Item Data Management (5%): Manage work item history, data management concepts, and access control of work item data within a Pega system.
• Domain 5: Platform Performance, Capacity and Scalability Planning (5%): Assess Pega system performance, capacity and scalability in a large-scale Pega system.
• Domain 6: Technical Implementation and Integration (5%): Implement large-scale pega projects, including all associated technologies and tools like APIs, web APIs, CICD pipelines, reporting tools, and DevOps practices.