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Microsoft Certified: Power Platform Solution Architect Expert - Skills MeasuredNOTE: The bullets that appear below each of the skills measured are intended to illustrate how we are assessing that skill. This list is NOT definitive or exhaustive.NOTE: Most questions cover features that are General Availability (GA). The exam may contain questions on Preview features if those features are commonly used.Exam PL-600: Microsoft Power Platform Solution ArchitectPerform solution envisioning and requirement analyses (35-40%)Initiate solution planning evaluate business requirements identify Microsoft Power Platform solution components identify other components including existing apps, AppSource apps, third-party components, and components from independent software vendors (ISV) identify and estimate migration effortIdentify organization information and metrics identify desired high-level organizational business processes identify business process automation opportunities assess an organization's risk factors review key success criteriaIdentify existing solutions and systems evaluate an organization's enterprise architecture identify data sources needed for a solution define use cases and quality standards for existing data identify and document an organization's business processesCapture requirements refine high-level requirements identify functional requirements identify non-functional requirements confirm that requirements meet an organization's goalsPerform fit/gap analyses determine the feasibility of meeting specific requirements evaluate Dynamics 365 apps and AppSource options to solve requirements address functional gaps through alternate solutions determine the scope for a solution Architect a solution (40-45%)Lead the design process design the solution topology design customizations for existing apps design and validate user experience prototypes identify opportunities for component reuse communicate system design visually design application lifecycle management (ALM) processes design a data migration strategy design apps by grouping required features based on role or task design a data visualization strategy design an automation strategy that uses Power AutomateDesign the data model design tables and columns design reference and configuration data design relationships and relationship behaviors determine when to connect to external data versus import data design data models to address complex sets of requirementsDesign integrations design collaboration integrations design integrations between Microsoft Power Platform solutions and Dynamics 365 apps design integrations with an organization's existing systems design third-party integrations design an authentication strategy design a business continuity strategy identify opportunities to integrate and extend Microsoft Power Platform solutions by using Microsoft AzureDesign the security model design the business unit and team structure design security roles design column security design security models to address complex sets of requirements determine security model management policies and processes identify Azure Active Directory groups and app registrations required to support a solution identify data loss prevention (DLP) policies for a solution determine how external users will access a solutionImplement the solution (15-20%)Validate the solution design evaluate detail designs and implementation validate security ensure that the solution conforms to API limits resolve automation conflicts resolve integration conflictsSupport go-live identify and resolve potential and actual performance issues troubleshoot data migration resolve any identified issues with deployment plans identify factors that impact go-live readiness and remediate issues