Which Azure Pipelines task can be used to publish code coverage results?

Publish Code Coverage Results task

Which of the following is an example of a governance gate in Azure Pipelines?

A step that publishes test results

A check that verifies the deployment is approved by a change advisory board

A development team is adopting a trunk-based development workflow. They want to ensure that every pull request runs the unit test suite and that the results are visible to the team before the pull request is approved. The team uses Azure Pipelines with a YAML pipeline. What should you configure?

Add a scheduled pipeline that runs unit tests nightly and stores results in an Azure Storage container.

Create a release pipeline that runs unit tests only after the code is deployed to a staging environment.

Configure a branch policy that requires a manual test run by a QA engineer before merging.

Add a pipeline that triggers on pull request validation and publishes test results to the pipeline run.

A team wants to run load tests against a web application as part of the release pipeline. They want to use Azure Load Testing and publish the results to the pipeline. What should they configure?

Add a manual approval gate that requires a load test report to be attached.

Add a script that runs 'ab' (ApacheBench) and outputs the results to the console.

Add a task that runs a unit test that simulates load.

Add a load test task to the pipeline that references an Azure Load Testing test and then publish the results.

What is the main objective of load testing?

To check the security of the application

To verify that all functions work correctly

To assess how the application behaves under expected or peak user loads

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Domain 3Objective 2

Design and Implement a Testing Strategy for Pipelines AZ-400 Practice Questions (Page 7)

Part of the Design and implement build and release pipelines domain, which makes up ~41% of our current practice bank. Microsoft does not publish an official question count, but from its 140-minute exam (~55–95 total, ~23–39 in this domain), expect 4–7 from this objective — we provide 52 practice questions to prepare you well beyond it. (estimate)

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13concepts

13 Concepts in This Objective

Quality Gates Design
Release Gates Implementation
Security Gates Design
Governance Gates Implementation
Local Testing Strategy
Unit Testing Strategy
Integration Testing Strategy
Load Testing Strategy
Pipeline Test Implementation
Test Task Configuration
Test Agent Configuration
Test Results Integration
Code Coverage Analysis

Questions 31–35

31foundation · easy
Which Azure Pipelines task can be used to publish code coverage results?
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32foundation · easy
Which of the following is an example of a governance gate in Azure Pipelines?
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33application · medium
A development team is adopting a trunk-based development workflow. They want to ensure that every pull request runs the unit test suite and that the results are visible to the team before the pull request is approved. The team uses Azure Pipelines with a YAML pipeline. What should you configure?
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34application · medium
A team wants to run load tests against a web application as part of the release pipeline. They want to use Azure Load Testing and publish the results to the pipeline. What should they configure?
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35foundation · easy
What is the main objective of load testing?
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