Which of the following is required to send telemetry from an application to Application Insights?

An instrumentation key or connection string

A storage account connection string

A team is troubleshooting a slow checkout process in a distributed application. They have enabled distributed tracing in Application Insights. They want to identify which specific service call is adding the most latency to the checkout operation. What should they do?

Query the requests table for the average duration of the checkout operation.

Open the end-to-end transaction details for a slow checkout request and examine the duration of each dependency and service call in the trace tree.

Use the 'Performance' blade to view the overall response time of the checkout operation.

Enable SQL command text collection to see the database queries.

What is the primary purpose of Azure Monitor Logs?

Store numeric performance counters for real-time charting

Collect and analyze structured and unstructured log data

Manage alert rules and notifications

Provide a dashboard for Azure service health

What is the purpose of an availability test in Application Insights?

To trace the path of a request through microservices

To collect user interaction data like clicks and page views

To verify that an application is reachable and responding from multiple locations

To measure the CPU and memory usage of the application server

A team has a distributed application that uses Azure Service Bus. They use Application Insights for monitoring. They want to trace a message from the producer to the consumer, including the time spent in the queue. They have enabled Application Insights on both the producer and consumer. What should they do to see the end-to-end trace?

Ensure that the producer and consumer use the same Application Insights instrumentation key and that the message is passed with the correlation context.

Create a log alert on the Service Bus logs to track the message and view the trace.

Use the Application Insights 'Metrics' explorer to view the dependency duration for the Service Bus.

Use the Application Insights 'Transaction Search' to view the message trace, which automatically correlates the producer and consumer.

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Monitor and Troubleshoot Solutions by Using Azure Monitor Application Insights AZ-204 Practice Questions (Page 6)

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Questions 26–30

26foundation · easy
Which of the following is required to send telemetry from an application to Application Insights?
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27application · medium
A team is troubleshooting a slow checkout process in a distributed application. They have enabled distributed tracing in Application Insights. They want to identify which specific service call is adding the most latency to the checkout operation. What should they do?
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28foundation · easy
What is the primary purpose of Azure Monitor Logs?
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29foundation · easy
What is the purpose of an availability test in Application Insights?
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30expert · hard
A team has a distributed application that uses Azure Service Bus. They use Application Insights for monitoring. They want to trace a message from the producer to the consumer, including the time spent in the queue. They have enabled Application Insights on both the producer and consumer. What should they do to see the end-to-end trace?
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