20+ practice questions focused on Event Driven Integration — one of the most tested topics on the Microsoft Certified: Azure AI Cloud Developer Associate (AI-200) (AI-200) exam. Each question includes a detailed explanation so you learn why the right answer is correct.
Start Event Driven Integration PracticeYou are integrating an Azure Event Hubs namespace with Azure Machine Learning for real-time model training. You need to archive raw telemetry data into Azure Data Lake Storage Gen2 in Apache Parquet format without writing custom code. Which feature should you enable?
Explanation: Event Hubs Capture is the built-in feature that automatically writes streaming data from an Event Hub to Azure Blob Storage or Azure Data Lake Storage Gen2 in Avro or Parquet format without custom code. It is configured at the Event Hub level with a capture window (size or time) and a destination, making it the correct no-code archival solution. This directly satisfies the requirement to archive raw telemetry to ADLS Gen2 in Parquet.
You are designing an AI application that needs to route real-time telemetry events from thousands of IoT devices to multiple downstream serverless functions simultaneously. Which Azure service should you use as the event broker?
Explanation: Azure Event Grid is a fully managed event routing service that uses a publish-subscribe model, allowing events to be delivered to multiple subscribers simultaneously. It is designed for high-scale, real-time event distribution from sources like IoT devices to serverless functions, with built-in support for filtering and fan-out. The [CORRECT] option is Event Grid because it natively supports the fan-out pattern required to route telemetry to multiple downstream functions concurrently.
You are designing a message-based architecture in Azure Service Bus where certain high-priority messages must bypass standard messages in the queue and be processed immediately. What feature should you implement?
Explanation: The correct approach is to implement custom application logic that peeks and receives messages by sequence number, while utilizing multiple queues for high versus low priority. Azure Service Bus does not have a built-in message priority feature. To achieve priority processing, you must design your solution with separate queues for different priority levels and have consumers process high-priority queues first. Alternatively, you can use the PeekLock mode to inspect messages and selectively receive based on sequence number, but this is complex and not recommended for high throughput.
Your organization uses Azure Event Grid to route cloud events across different departments. Security auditors require that all event traffic destined for a webhook endpoint is authenticated using Azure Active Directory (Microsoft Entra ID) bearer tokens. How should you configure the event subscription?
Explanation: Event Grid supports Microsoft Entra ID (Azure AD) authentication for webhook delivery via managed identities. When you configure a managed identity on the event subscription and specify the target audience (the App ID URI of the destination webhook), Event Grid obtains a bearer token from Entra ID and includes it in the Authorization header of the delivery request. This satisfies the auditor requirement that all event traffic to the webhook is authenticated with Entra ID bearer tokens.
Your team needs to monitor when virtual machines are created or deleted across an entire Azure subscription so that an automated audit logger is triggered. Which Azure service should you use to capture these management plane operations?
Explanation: Azure Event Grid is the event-routing service designed to react to Azure resource management events, including virtual machine creation and deletion. Azure Resource Manager publishes these management-plane events to Event Grid, and you create an event subscription that pushes them to a handler such as an Azure Function or Logic App that performs the audit logging. This is the canonical serverless, push-based pattern for reacting to resource lifecycle changes across a subscription.
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