DP-100 · Question #262
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The correct answer is B. No. To deploy an Azure Machine Learning online endpoint without egress connectivity, setting the public_network_access parameter to 'Disabled' at the endpoint level would not meet the goal, as this parameter controls ingress connectivity, not egress.
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To deploy an Azure Machine Learning online endpoint without egress connectivity, setting the public_network_access parameter to 'Disabled' at the endpoint level would not meet the goal, as this parameter controls ingress connectivity, not egress.
If the proposed solution was to set public_network_access='Disabled' for the online_endpoint object, this would only disable ingress (incoming) public network access to the endpoint, not egress (outgoing) access from the deployment to the internet. Therefore, it would not meet the requirement of deploying without egress connectivity.
Concept tested: Azure ML online endpoint ingress vs. egress
Source: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/machine-learning/how-to-secure-online-endpoints-vnet?view=azureml-api-2#managed-vnet-with-azure-ml-managed-online-endpoints
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