A team uses Event Grid to route events to multiple endpoints: an Azure Function, a Service Bus queue, and a webhook. They need to ensure that if one endpoint fails, the other endpoints still receive the events. What is the correct way to configure this?

Create separate event subscriptions for each endpoint.

Create a single event subscription with multiple handlers.

Use an Event Grid domain to route to all endpoints.

Use a single subscription with a filter to send to all endpoints.

A company uses Event Grid to send events to a custom webhook endpoint. The endpoint is protected by Azure AD and requires an access token. The team wants to ensure that Event Grid can authenticate to the endpoint when delivering events. What should they configure?

Use a managed identity for the Event Grid topic and assign it a role on the webhook's application.

Include a shared access signature in the event payload.

Use the webhook's client secret in the event subscription configuration.

Disable authentication on the webhook endpoint.

What is the function of an event subscription in Azure Event Grid?

To store events for later analysis

To define which events are routed to a specific endpoint

To authenticate event publishers

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Questions 21–25

21foundation · easy
Which resource must be created before you can publish custom events to Azure Event Grid?
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22expert · hard
A team uses Event Grid to route events to multiple endpoints: an Azure Function, a Service Bus queue, and a webhook. They need to ensure that if one endpoint fails, the other endpoints still receive the events. What is the correct way to configure this?
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23expert · hard
A company uses Event Grid to send events to a custom webhook endpoint. The endpoint is protected by Azure AD and requires an access token. The team wants to ensure that Event Grid can authenticate to the endpoint when delivering events. What should they configure?
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24foundation · easy
What is the function of an event subscription in Azure Event Grid?
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25foundation · easy
Which Azure service is a fully managed event routing service that uses a publish-subscribe model to deliver events from sources to subscribers?
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Questions 21–25

Which resource must be created before you can publish custom events to Azure Event Grid?

A team uses Event Grid to route events to multiple endpoints: an Azure Function, a Service Bus queue, and a webhook. They need to ensure that if one endpoint fails, the other endpoints still receive the events. What is the correct way to configure this?

A company uses Event Grid to send events to a custom webhook endpoint. The endpoint is protected by Azure AD and requires an access token. The team wants to ensure that Event Grid can authenticate to the endpoint when delivering events. What should they configure?

What is the function of an event subscription in Azure Event Grid?

Which Azure service is a fully managed event routing service that uses a publish-subscribe model to deliver events from sources to subscribers?

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