DP-100 · Question #485
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The correct answer is A. Yes. The answer is Yes (A). Setting auth_mode to key on a managed online endpoint generates API keys for authentication. Unlike tokens (aml_token), these keys do not have an expiration date - they are non-expiring artifacts. Applications can store and reuse the key indefinitely withou
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- AYes
- BNo
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(61 responses)- A87% (53)
- B13% (8)
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The answer is Yes (A). Setting auth_mode to key on a managed online endpoint generates API keys for authentication. Unlike tokens (aml_token), these keys do not have an expiration date - they are non-expiring artifacts. Applications can store and reuse the key indefinitely without needing to refresh it. This directly satisfies the requirement for a non-expiring authentication artifact, so this solution meets the stated goal.
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