APPIAN CERTIFIED ANALYST TEST PAPER
QUESTIONS AND SOLUTIONS EXPERT
VERIFIED STUDY CONTENT
(Latest 2026/2027 Update)
●● What is the most common use for an Integration?
A. Sending data to an external system
B. Sending approval for an external user or system
C. Requesting security from an external system
D. Requesting data from an external system
Answer: D. Requesting data from an external system is the most
common use for an integration.
,●● Which of these isn't an HTTP method? Pick 2
A. Put
B. Get
C. Options
D. Submit
E. Trace
F. Pull
Answer: D: Submit and F: Pull
HTTP Methods
Get - Retrieves data
Post - Sends data
Put - Replaces (Updates) data
Patch - Changes single recourse
Delete - Deletes data
Head - Returns URL info and metadata
Options - Returns available methods
Trace - Performs a message loop-back test to determine what request a
system received. (Debugging tool)
,●● To build an outbound integration, you'll create one or both of these
objects. Select two.
A. Connected system
B. Integration
C. Web API
D. Report
Answer: A and B
Outbound integrations require your system to credential before a request
is made.
●● T or F: Appian can be run on Kubernetes.
Answer: True. It is possible to run Appian on Kubernetes, which enables
self-managed customers to host Appian as a containerized application.
●● T or F: Applications built in Appian ARE portable between cloud and
self-managed deployments.
Answer: True
, ●● Which of these are reasons customers are migrating from self-
managed to Appian cloud? (Select all that apply)
(A) Streamlined and frequent deployments
(B) Comprehensive support (e.g., logging, monitoring and health
checks)
(C) Easy Scaling and high availability (HA) capability
(D) Platform features that are available only on Appian Cloud
Answer: All of these are reasons to migrate from self-managed to
Appian Cloud.
QUESTIONS AND SOLUTIONS EXPERT
VERIFIED STUDY CONTENT
(Latest 2026/2027 Update)
●● What is the most common use for an Integration?
A. Sending data to an external system
B. Sending approval for an external user or system
C. Requesting security from an external system
D. Requesting data from an external system
Answer: D. Requesting data from an external system is the most
common use for an integration.
,●● Which of these isn't an HTTP method? Pick 2
A. Put
B. Get
C. Options
D. Submit
E. Trace
F. Pull
Answer: D: Submit and F: Pull
HTTP Methods
Get - Retrieves data
Post - Sends data
Put - Replaces (Updates) data
Patch - Changes single recourse
Delete - Deletes data
Head - Returns URL info and metadata
Options - Returns available methods
Trace - Performs a message loop-back test to determine what request a
system received. (Debugging tool)
,●● To build an outbound integration, you'll create one or both of these
objects. Select two.
A. Connected system
B. Integration
C. Web API
D. Report
Answer: A and B
Outbound integrations require your system to credential before a request
is made.
●● T or F: Appian can be run on Kubernetes.
Answer: True. It is possible to run Appian on Kubernetes, which enables
self-managed customers to host Appian as a containerized application.
●● T or F: Applications built in Appian ARE portable between cloud and
self-managed deployments.
Answer: True
, ●● Which of these are reasons customers are migrating from self-
managed to Appian cloud? (Select all that apply)
(A) Streamlined and frequent deployments
(B) Comprehensive support (e.g., logging, monitoring and health
checks)
(C) Easy Scaling and high availability (HA) capability
(D) Platform features that are available only on Appian Cloud
Answer: All of these are reasons to migrate from self-managed to
Appian Cloud.
