Prepare to Deploy Agents AB-210 Practice Questions (Page 1)

Questions 1–5

1. 1expert · hard

   A Dynamics 365 Sales admin is deploying an AI agent for lead qualification. The agent is expected to handle 1,000 conversations per day, with peak usage of 100 concurrent conversations. The admin has set the concurrency limit to 100. However, during the first week, the agent occasionally fails to respond to new conversations during peak hours. What is the most likely cause?

   • AThe AI Builder credits are exhausted, causing the agent to stop responding.
   • BThe concurrency limit is set too low for the actual peak load.
   • CThe environment's capacity is not sufficient for the agent's workload.
   • DThe agent's response time is set too high, causing delays.
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2. 2application · medium

   A pharmaceutical company is deploying an AI sales agent that will qualify leads and schedule meetings with healthcare professionals. The company has strict compliance requirements and needs to ensure that only authorized users can access the agent. What should the administrator do before deploying the agent?

   • ADisable the agent's ability to access customer data to avoid compliance issues.
   • BAssign the agent to a specific Azure AD group to control access.
   • CConfigure security roles and permissions in Dataverse to control access to the agent and its data.
   • DEnable the agent in a sandbox environment to ensure compliance.
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4. 3expert · hard

   A financial services company is deploying an AI sales agent that uses AI Builder for document analysis. The company has a pay-as-you-go Azure subscription and a monthly AI Builder credit allocation. The agent is expected to consume a large number of credits. The company wants to avoid exceeding the credit allocation while also avoiding unexpected Azure charges. What should the administrator do?

   • ASet up Azure budget alerts and Power Platform credit alerts to monitor both spending and credit usage.
   • BPurchase a large AI Builder credit pack to cover all possible usage.
   • CDisable pay-as-you-go to avoid Azure charges and rely solely on AI Builder credits.
   • DUse a separate Azure subscription for the agent to isolate charges.
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5. 4application · medium

   A Dynamics 365 Sales admin is deploying an AI agent for opportunity insights. The agent will be used by the sales team in a specific business unit. The admin wants to ensure that only users in that business unit can access the agent. What should the admin do?

   • ACreate a security role for the business unit and assign it to the agent.
   • BShare the agent with the business unit's security group.
   • CSet the agent's security role to the business unit's role and ensure that role has the necessary privileges.
   • DConfigure the agent's access team to include only the business unit's users.
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6. 5application · medium

   A consulting firm is deploying an AI sales agent that will use AI Builder for entity extraction. The firm wants to track costs separately for the agent's usage. The firm already has a pay-as-you-go Azure subscription. What should the administrator do to track costs for the agent specifically?

   • ACreate a separate Power Platform environment for the agent to isolate billing.
   • BEnable pay-as-you-go for the environment and use Azure cost management tags to tag the agent's resources.
   • CUse a separate Azure subscription for the agent's pay-as-you-go billing.
   • DDisable pay-as-you-go and use only included capacity to avoid tracking.
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