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Free Microsoft DP-700 Exam Questions (page: 6)

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You have a Fabric workspace that contains a Real-Time Intelligence solution and an eventhouse.
Users report that from OneLake file explorer, they cannot see the data from the eventhouse.
You enable OneLake availability for the eventhouse.
What will be copied to OneLake?

  1. only data added to new databases that are added to the eventhouse
  2. only the existing data in the eventhouse
  3. no data
  4. both new data and existing data in the eventhouse
  5. only new data added to the eventhouse

Answer(s): E



You have a Fabric workspace named Workspace1.
You plan to integrate Workspace1 with Azure DevOps.
You will use a Fabric deployment pipeline named deployPipeline1 to deploy items from Workspace1 to higher environment workspaces as part of a medallion architecture. You will run deployPipeline1 by using an API call from an Azure DevOps pipeline.
You need to configure API authentication between Azure DevOps and Fabric.
Which type of authentication should you use?

  1. service principal
  2. Microsoft Entra username and password
  3. managed private endpoint
  4. workspace identity

Answer(s): A

Explanation:

When integrating Azure DevOps with Fabric (Workspace1), using a service principal is the recommended authentication method. A service principal provides a way for applications (such as an Azure DevOps pipeline) to authenticate and interact with resources securely. It allows Azure DevOps to authenticate API calls to Fabric without requiring direct user credentials. This method is ideal for automating tasks such as deploying items through a Fabric deployment pipeline.



You have a Google Cloud Storage (GCS) container named storage1 that contains the files shown in the following table.

You have a Fabric workspace named Workspace1 that has the cache for shortcuts enabled. Workspace1 contains a lakehouse named Lakehouse1. Lakehouse1 has the shortcuts shown in the following table.

You need to read data from all the shortcuts.
Which shortcuts will retrieve data from the cache?

  1. Stores only
  2. Products only
  3. Stores and Products only
  4. Products, Stores, and Trips
  5. Trips only
  6. Products and Trips only

Answer(s): C

Explanation:

When reading data from shortcuts in Fabric (in this case, from a lakehouse like Lakehouse1), the cache for shortcuts helps by storing the data locally for quick access. The last accessed timestamp and the cache expiration rules determine whether data is fetched from the cache or from the source (Google Cloud Storage, in this case).
Products: The ProductFile.parquet was last accessed 12 hours ago. Since the cache has data available for up to 12 hours, it is likely that this data will be retrieved from the cache, as it hasn't been too long since it was last accessed.
Stores: The StoreFile.json was last accessed 4 hours ago, which is within the cache retention period.
Therefore, this data will also be retrieved from the cache.
Trips: The TripsFile.csv was last accessed 48 hours ago. Given that it's outside the typical caching window (assuming the cache has a maximum retention period of around 24 hours), it would not be retrieved from the cache. Instead, it will likely require a fresh read from the source.



You have a Fabric workspace named Workspace1 that contains an Apache Spark job definition named Job1.
You have an Azure SQL database named Source1 that has public internet access disabled.
You need to ensure that Job1 can access the data in Source1.
What should you create?

  1. an on-premises data gateway
  2. a managed private endpoint
  3. an integration runtime
  4. a data management gateway

Answer(s): B

Explanation:

To allow Job1 in Workspace1 to access an Azure SQL database (Source1) with public internet access disabled, you need to create a managed private endpoint. A managed private endpoint is a secure, private connection that enables services like Fabric (or other Azure services) to access resources such as databases, storage accounts, or other services within a virtual network (VNet) without requiring public internet access.
This approach maintains the security and integrity of your data while enabling access to the Azure SQL database.



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