Your team wants to document the deployment process in the project wiki. The documentation must include a sequence diagram showing the interaction between the build, test, and deployment stages. What should you do?

Add a Mermaid sequence diagram to a wiki page using Markdown.

Create a separate HTML page with a JavaScript diagram library.

Use a table in Markdown to describe the process.

Embed an image of the diagram created in a third-party tool.

Your team uses GitHub and Microsoft Teams. You want to receive a notification in a Teams channel whenever a pull request is opened in a specific repository. You also want to be able to click a link in the notification to open the PR directly. What should you configure?

Create a webhook in GitHub that posts to a Teams channel URL.

Configure a service hook in Azure DevOps for GitHub.

Use Azure Pipelines app for Teams and subscribe to GitHub events.

Add the GitHub app to Teams and subscribe to pull request events for the repository.

Your team uses Azure DevOps and wants to notify an external service (a custom dashboard) when a release is completed. The dashboard also needs to receive the release notes. What should you configure?

A webhook in Azure DevOps that sends a payload with release details to the dashboard.

A Microsoft Teams connector that posts the release notes.

A pipeline task that calls the dashboard API after the release.

A service hook that sends an email to the dashboard team.

What is the recommended way to publish API documentation for a project in Azure DevOps so that it is versioned alongside the code?

Email the documentation to the team after each release

Store the API documentation in the same Git repository and publish it as a static site in a pipeline

Use Azure Boards to track API documentation changes

Create a separate wiki for each API version

Your team maintains a public API and wants to publish release notes and API documentation automatically whenever a release branch is tagged. The documentation should be stored in a project wiki and include a Mermaid sequence diagram of the authentication flow. What is the most efficient way to achieve this?

Manually update the wiki after each release and paste the Mermaid diagram.

Publish the API docs to a separate static website and link to it from the wiki.

Use a webhook to send release notes to Microsoft Teams and store them there.

Create a pipeline that generates the docs from the tagged source, commits them to the wiki Git repository, and updates the wiki.

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6application · easy
Your team wants to document the deployment process in the project wiki. The documentation must include a sequence diagram showing the interaction between the build, test, and deployment stages. What should you do?
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7application · medium
Your team uses GitHub and Microsoft Teams. You want to receive a notification in a Teams channel whenever a pull request is opened in a specific repository. You also want to be able to click a link in the notification to open the PR directly. What should you configure?
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8application · medium
Your team uses Azure DevOps and wants to notify an external service (a custom dashboard) when a release is completed. The dashboard also needs to receive the release notes. What should you configure?
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9foundation · easy
What is the recommended way to publish API documentation for a project in Azure DevOps so that it is versioned alongside the code?
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10application · medium
Your team maintains a public API and wants to publish release notes and API documentation automatically whenever a release branch is tagged. The documentation should be stored in a project wiki and include a Mermaid sequence diagram of the authentication flow. What is the most efficient way to achieve this?
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