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What are two cons of serverless?

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  1. Non-persistent

2. Non-continuous execution

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Which four services are automation of prosesses?

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  1. Microsoft Power Automate
  2. Azure Logic App
  3. Azure Function
  4. App Service WebJobs
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Which service for automation of prosesses is design-first?

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  1. Microsoft Power Automate

2. Azure Logic Apps

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Which service for automation of prosesses is code-first?

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  1. Azure Functions

2. App Service WebJobs

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What is the difference between Azure Functions and App Service WebJobs?

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  • Azure Functions: scales automatically

- App Service WebJobs: does not scale automatically

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Which service to choose if design-first and users will develop the workflow?

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Microsoft Power Automate

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Which service to choose if design-first and developers will develop the workflow?

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Azure Logic App

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Which service to choose if code-first and part of an existing App Service app?

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App Service WebJobs

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Which service to choose if code-first and need to customize JobHost?

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Azure Function

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Which service automates, orchestrate and integrate components with designing workflows graphical or in JSON?

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Azure Logic App

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Which service can create workflow with almost no development or IT experience?

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Azure Logic App

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Which service is part of Azure App Service to run program or script automatically?

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App Service WebJobs

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Which service runs simple code in cloud without infrastructure?

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Azure Functions

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What is it called when a cloud provider manages provisioning and maintenance of infrastructure?

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Serverless computing

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What are some benefits of serverless computing?

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  1. Fully managed
  2. Pay-for-use
  3. Elastic
  4. Stateless logic
  5. Event driven
  6. Functions can be re-used
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What are drawbacks of serverless computing?

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  1. Execution time

2. Execution frequency

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What is an execution context that hosts functions?

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Function app

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18
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What logically structures functions and compute resources?

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Function app

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19
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What service plan runs a function continuously on a VM?

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Azure App Service plan

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What service plan is serverless, elastic payment and has timeout?

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Consumption Service plan

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21
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How many triggers can a function have?

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1

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22
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What connects data and services to functions?

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Bindings

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23
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In what format are bindings written?

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JSON

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24
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What objects define how Azure functions are invoked?

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Triggers

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25
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What trigger executes a function at consistent level?

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Timer trigger

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26
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What is a CRON expression?

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{second} {minute} {hour} {day} {month} {day of the week}

Four characters: * , - /

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27
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What key has a scope that applies to all functions inside the function app?

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Host key

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What key has a scope that applies to only one function?

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Function key

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29
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What are the authorization levels in Azure?

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  1. Function
  2. Anonymous
  3. Admin
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30
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What authentication level demands no authentication?

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Anonymous

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31
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What authentication level needs only host key?

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Admin

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32
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What authentication level needs both host key and function key?

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Function

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33
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What are the three blob types in Azure Blob storage?

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  1. Block blobs
  2. Append blobs
  3. Page blobs
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34
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What blob type is good for constantly updated blobs?

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Append blobs

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35
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What blob type is good for frequent random write and read operations?

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Page blobs

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36
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What is a HTTP trigger?

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Executes a function with HTTP request

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37
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What is Blob trigger?

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Executes a function when file uploaded or updated in Azure Blob storage

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What is the path for files in Azure Blob storage?

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{blob-container}/{filename}

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What are the two forms of bindings?

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  1. Input bindings

2. Output bindings

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What four things do we need from a binding?

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  1. Name
  2. Type (data/service)
  3. Direction (in/out)
  4. Connection (optional, name of app key setting with connection string).
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41
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In what format are bindings written?

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JSON

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42
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What extensions of Azure functions perform long-lasting, stateful operations?

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Durable Functions

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43
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What benefits are there to Durable functions?

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  1. Serverless
  2. Managed state
  3. Event driven code
  4. Chaining functions
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44
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What benefits are there to orchestration functions?

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  1. Define workflow in code
  2. Functions can be called async or non-async
  3. Output saved locally and can be used in subsequent functions
  4. Can dehydrate function and save state. Rehydrate and restore state when running again.
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45
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What are the three Durable Functions?

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  1. Client
  2. Orchestrator
  3. Activity
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46
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What Durable Function is the entry point for creating a Durable Function and can run in reponse to event?

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Client

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47
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What Durable Function orchestrates functions by describing how actions are executed and in order they run?

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Orchestrator

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What Durable Function is the basic unit of work in orchestration and contains the actual work in an orchestration?

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Activity

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49
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Does Durable Functions or Logic Apps have the most built-in bindings?

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Logic Apps

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50
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Does Durable Functions or Logic Apps have the most custom written activity?

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Durable Functions

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51
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What service can monitor Durable Functions?

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Azure Application Insights

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52
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What services can monitor Logic Apps?

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  • Azure portal

- Monitor logs

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53
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Where can Logic Apps be run?

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Only in cloud

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54
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Where can Durable Functions be run?

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Both locally and in cloud

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55
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Where can Durable Functions be run?

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Both locally and in cloud

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56
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Draw each of these workflows:

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  1. Function chaining
  2. Fan out/fan in
  3. Async HTTP APIs
  4. Monitor
  5. Human interaction
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57
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What can we use to develop and run functions locally with CLI?

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Azure Function Core Tools

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58
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What command can we use to run Azure Function Core Tools?

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func

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59
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Who do all functions in Azure belong to?

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Functions app

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60
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What do functions in an app share?

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Common config values

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61
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What do local functions belong to?

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Functions project

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62
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What folder contains code and configurations files for functions?

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Functions project

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63
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What command can we create functions project with?

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func init

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64
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What file in functions project stores runtime config values and used both locally and in Azure?

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host.json

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What file in functions project stores config values that apply to functions only locally in Core Tools?

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local.settings.json

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66
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What command can we create a new function?

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func new

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67
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What command can we start functions locally?

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func start

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What command can we use to create function app?

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az functionapp create

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69
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What command can we use to publish functions app to Azure?

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func azure functionapp publish

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70
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Can Core Tools validate or test functions?

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No

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71
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What service can write, debug and deploy Azure functions?

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Azure portal

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72
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What is a mechanism for apps to nofity other services when event occurs via HTTP endpoints?

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Webhook

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73
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What is a benefit to ensure secrets with Webhooks?

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Hash signatures passed in request headers

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74
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What abstraction of series of technologies allows app two-way communication with client and server?

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SignalR

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75
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What are two advantages of SignalR?

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  1. Future-proof app

2. Allows apps to gracefully degrade

76
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What service supports transport fallback?

77
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Does SignalR have persistent communication between client and server?

78
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Does SignalR handle connection management automatically or manually?

A

Automatically

79
Q

What two services can be used to build Microservices architecture?

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  • Azure Functions

- Azure API Management

80
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What service allows us to construct an API from disparate microservices?

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Azure API Management

81
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What service is fully managed cloud service to publish, secure, transform, maintain and monitor APIs?

A

Azure API Management

82
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What can Azure API Management enforce?

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  • Consistent rules

- Consistent security requirements

83
Q

What two things are a datagram?

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  1. Messages

2. Events

84
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What datagram is meant for raw data?

85
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What datagram sends the data itself?

86
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What datagram are consumed by components?

87
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What datagram is lightweight notification?

88
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What datagram can reference data address?

89
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What datagram does the sender have no expectations?

90
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What datagrams can be sent to none or many receivers?

91
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What datagram should we use to send either data itself or payload to be processed by receiver?

92
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What datagram should we use to neither send the data itself nor the payload?

93
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What four Azure services relate to datagrams?

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  • Azure Queue Storage
  • Azure Event Grid
  • Azure Event Hubs
  • Azure Service Bus
94
Q

What three Azure services relate to queues?

A
  • Azure Queue Storage
  • Azure Service Bus Queue
  • Azure Service Bus Topic
95
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What queue service is a message broker system for enterprise apps?

A

Azure Service Bus Queue

96
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What queue service can have multiple subscribers and queues are processed by subscriber branches?

A

Azure Service Bus Topic

97
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What queue service uses Azure Storage to store large number of queues?

A

Azure Queue Storage

98
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What restricts the capacity of messages through Azure Queue Storage?

A

Storage capacity

99
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What queue service to choose if multiple receivers to handle message?

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Azure Service Bus Topic

100
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What queue service to choose if delivery guarantee, not too large queues (max 80 GB), publish/consume in batches?

A

Azure Service Bus Queues

101
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What queue service to choose if need audit trail of messages in queue, large queues (over 80 GB) and track progress of message in queue?

A

Azure Queue Storage

102
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What fully-managed event routing service runs on top of Azure Service Fabric?

A

Azure Grid

103
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What service distributes events from different sources to different handlers?

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Azure Grid

104
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What are endpoints where publishers send events?

105
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What are built-in topics called?

A

System topics

106
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What are app and third-party topics called?

A

Custom topics

107
Q

How large can event files be?

A

Up to 64 Kb

108
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What format are event files?

109
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What are endpoint to route events?

A

Event subscriptions

110
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How can we filter events?

A

Event subscriptions

111
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What are the five reasons for using Azure Event Grid?

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  • Simplicity: connect sources to subs in EG
  • Advanced filtering: subs can control events from topics
  • Fan-out: can subscribe to unlimited number of endpoints to same event and topic
  • Reliability: retries event delivery up to 24 hours for each sub
  • Pay-per-event: pay only for transmitted events
112
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What is Azure Event Grid not used for?

113
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What service is an intermediate for pub-sub communication pattern?

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Events Hubs

114
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Why is Events Hubs important?

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  • Optimized for high throughput
  • Optimized for large number of pubs
  • Optimized for security
  • Optimized for resiliency
115
Q

Which service allows us to build big data pipeline for processing millions of events/sec with low latency?

A

Events Hubs

116
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How does Events Hubs transmit communication?

A

Partitions

117
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What is the default number of partitions for Events Hubs?

118
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What is the maximum size of a single publisher in Events Hubs?

119
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What is Events Hubs used for?

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  • Authenticate large number of pubs
  • Save stream to Data Lake or Blob
  • Aggregation or analytics on data stream
  • Reliable messaging or resiliency
120
Q

What service can store relational databases?

A

Azure SQL Database

121
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What service can store NoSQL databases?

122
Q

What do we call a logical group of database operations executed together?

A

Transactions

123
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What is OLTP?

A

Online Transaction Processing

124
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What is OLAP?

A

Online Analytical Processing

125
Q

What acronym is used for transactional databases?

126
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Is CosmosDB a OLTP or OLAP?

127
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What is the difference between OLTP and OLAP?

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  • OLTP: many users; quick response; large data; highly available; small transactions
  • OLAP: few users; slow response; less available; large and complex transactions
128
Q

What can Azure Storage store?

A
  • Blob
  • Files
  • Queues
  • Tables
129
Q

What is CORS?

A

Cross-origin resource sharing

130
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What storing service supports CORS?

A

Azure Storage

131
Q

What is a Storage account?

A

Group of set of Azure Storage services

132
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What is the purpose of a Storage account?

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Apply rules to all storages at the same time

133
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Where is a Storage account included?

A

Resource groups (can hold many)

134
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What is LRS?

A

Locally redundant storage

135
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What is GRS?

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Geo-redundant storage

136
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What is ZRS?

A

Zone redundant storage

137
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What storage replicates data three times within single physical location in primary region?

138
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What storage copies data async three times within single physical location in multiple regions?

139
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What storage copies data async across three Azure AZ in primary region?

140
Q

How is encryption at rest handled in Azure Storage?

A

Encrypted by Storage Service Encryption (SSE) with 256-bits AES

141
Q

What service encrypts VMs?

A

Azure Disk Encryption

142
Q

What service can handle passwords and keys?

A

Azure Key Vault

143
Q

How can encryption in transit be handled in Azure Storage?

A
  • Enable transport-level security between Azure and client

- Use HTTP

144
Q

What service logs all operations on Azure Storage?

A

Storage Analytics

145
Q

What are Storage account keys?

A

Shared keys that give access to everything on storage account

146
Q

What is SAS?

A

Shared access signature

147
Q

What string of security token can be attached to URI in Azure Storage?

148
Q

What is the SAS level called to access specific resources?

A

Service level

149
Q

What is the SAS level called to access service-level plus more resources and abilities?

A

Account level

150
Q

What is the default access to Azure Storage?

A

All connections from clients on any network is accepted

151
Q

What service detects anomalies in Azure Storage account activity?

A

Advanced Threat Protection

152
Q

How is the security of Azure Data Lake Storage?

A

Inherits security from Azure Storage

153
Q

What is a blob?

A

Unstructured data

154
Q

Where does a blob reside?

155
Q

Can containers store containers?

A

No, only blobs

156
Q

How many types of blobs are there?

157
Q

What type of blob is good for random access read and writes?

A

Page blobs

158
Q

What type of blob is specialized to support only appending data (not update or delete)?

A

Append blobs

159
Q

What type of blob is good for different sizes uploaded independently and in parallel?

A

Block blobs

160
Q

Which service recommends optimization of costs, availability, security, performance etc.?

A

Azure Advisor

161
Q

Which service gives insight into cost, historical breakdown of cost, budgets, scheduled reports?

A

Azure Cost Management

162
Q

Which service predicts and analyzes spending for new or existing services?

A

Azure TCO Calculator

163
Q

Which license lets customers use Microsoft Server licenses for VMs on Azure?

A

Azure Hybrid Benefit

164
Q

What is a resource group?

A

Logical container of resources

165
Q

What must all resources belong to?

A

Resource group

166
Q

How can resource groups have lifecycle policies?

A

Azure Policy

167
Q

What allows type of permissions can we apply to resource groups?

A

RBAC - role-based access control

168
Q

What service offers on-demand scalable computing resources?

169
Q

What service is the connection between Azure VMs and Azure services?

A

Virtual Networks

170
Q

Which services can create Virtual Networks?

A
  • Azure Resource Manager
  • Azure Powershell
  • Azure CLI
  • Azure REST API
  • Azure Client SDK
  • Azure VM Extensions
  • Azure Automation Services
171
Q

What addresses does Azure reserve on subnets?

A

First and last

172
Q

What is the default security between subnets?

A

No boundary between subnets

173
Q

What can impose security on subnets?

A

Network Security Groups (NSG)

174
Q

What is an availability set?

A

Logical feature such that a group of VMs are fault tolerant and not all are upgraded at same time

175
Q

What does an Azure Resource consist of?

A
  • VM
  • Storage account for disks
  • Virtual network
  • Network interface to communicate on network
  • Network Security Group(s) to secure network traffic
  • Public internet access (optional)
176
Q

How does the location of VM impact performance?

A

Close location to user gives low latency

177
Q

How is the pricing model for VMs?

A

Depends upon services, hardware options and pricing

178
Q

Can we resize VMs?

A

Yes, but running VMs must be rebooted for resizing to take place

179
Q

What are some workload options for VMs?

A
  • General purpose
  • Compute optimized
  • Memory optimized
  • Storage optimized
  • GPU
  • High performance
180
Q

What is the compute costs for VMs?

A

Cost per-hour-basis billed per-minute basis

181
Q

What is the storage costs for VMs?

A

Charged separately for storage VM users

182
Q

What is Reserved Virtual Machines (RI)?

A

Upfront purchase for 1-3 years in specific region. Good for continuous work and predictibility

183
Q

How is the storage of a VM organized?

A

At least two disks:

  • Disk 1: OS
  • Disk 2: temp storage

Data in Azure Storage as Page blobs

184
Q

What type of disks does Azure Storage support?

A

Managed and unmanaged disks

185
Q

What service offers back-up with pay-as-you-go?

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Azure Backup

AZ-204 (1 decks)

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