Configure Collaboration and Communication AZ-400 Practice Questions (Page 7)

Questions 31–35

1. 31expert · hard

   Your team uses GitHub for code and Azure Boards for work items. You want to automatically create a bug work item when a GitHub issue is labeled 'bug'. You also want to notify a Teams channel when the bug work item is created. You need a solution that minimizes custom code and uses native integrations where possible. What should you do?

   • AUse a GitHub Action to create the work item and post to Teams.
   • BUse the Azure Boards app for GitHub to create a bug work item from the labeled issue, and use the Azure Boards app for Teams to notify on work item creation.
   • CUse a service hook in Azure DevOps for GitHub issues and a Teams notification.
   • DCreate a GitHub webhook that calls the Azure Boards API and a Teams webhook.
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2. 32application · medium

   Your organization uses GitHub and Microsoft Teams. You want to receive notifications in Teams when a pull request is opened, and you also want to link the PR to an Azure Boards work item. What is the minimal configuration?

   • AUse Azure Pipelines to trigger on PRs and send a Teams notification, and manually link work items.
   • BConfigure the Azure Boards app for Teams and enable PR notifications in GitHub.
   • CCreate a webhook in GitHub that sends PR events to a Teams channel and use the Azure Boards app in Teams.
   • DInstall the GitHub app for Teams and configure the Azure Boards-GitHub integration.
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4. 33application · medium

   Your organization uses a third-party incident management tool that is not a native Azure DevOps extension. You want the tool to receive a notification whenever a build pipeline completes, so it can create an incident if the build failed. You need to configure this without writing a custom service hook. What should you do?

   • ACreate a webhook in Azure DevOps that sends a JSON payload to the third-party tool's endpoint.
   • BUse a PowerShell task in the pipeline to call the tool's REST API.
   • CConfigure an email notification in Azure DevOps to the incident tool's inbox.
   • DAdd a webhook in the third-party tool that points to Azure DevOps.
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5. 34application · medium

   Your team maintains a project wiki in Azure DevOps. You want to automatically generate a 'Recent Changes' page that lists the last 10 commits with their commit messages and authors, and update it whenever code is pushed to the main branch. You want to minimize manual effort. What should you do?

   • AEnable the wiki's built-in 'Recent Changes' feature.
   • BUse a Mermaid gitGraph diagram in the wiki to display the commit history.
   • CManually copy the commit history from the repository web UI into the wiki page after each merge.
   • DCreate a pipeline that runs on main branch pushes, uses a script to extract git log, and updates the wiki page via the Wiki REST API.
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6. 35application · medium

   Your team maintains a project wiki in Azure DevOps. The onboarding guide includes a flowchart that is currently a static PNG image. When the process changes, someone must manually edit the image in a separate tool and re-upload it. You want the diagram to be versioned alongside the wiki text and updated directly in the wiki editor. What should you do?

   • AStore the PNG in a Git repo and reference it with a relative link.
   • BReplace the image with a Mermaid code block in the wiki page.
   • CLink to an external diagram service that embeds the image via URL.
   • DUse an HTML <img> tag with inline base64-encoded image data.
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