DP-420 · Question #55
While chairing a team session, you are telling the team members about the Azure Cosmos DB Emulator. Which of the following statement is not true about Azure Cosmos DB Emulator?
The correct answer is B. The emulator does support only a single fixed account and a familiar primary key. You can even. The correct answer is B, because the statement about the primary key is false. The Azure Cosmos DB Emulator uses a single, fixed, well-known authentication key that is hardcoded and CANNOT be changed by the user - it is the same across all emulator installations. The statement…
Question
While chairing a team session, you are telling the team members about the Azure Cosmos DB Emulator. Which of the following statement is not true about Azure Cosmos DB Emulator?
Options
- AAzure Cosmos DB Emulator offers an emulated environment that would run on the local
- BThe emulator does support only a single fixed account and a familiar primary key. You can even
- CThe emulator doesn't offer multi-region replication.
- DThe emulator doesn't offer various Azure Cosmos DB consistency levels as offered by the cloud
How the community answered
(18 responses)- A6% (1)
- B72% (13)
- C17% (3)
- D6% (1)
Explanation
The correct answer is B, because the statement about the primary key is false. The Azure Cosmos DB Emulator uses a single, fixed, well-known authentication key that is hardcoded and CANNOT be changed by the user - it is the same across all emulator installations. The statement in option B implies that the key can be modified ('You can even...'), which is incorrect. Options A, C, and D are all TRUE statements: (A) The emulator provides a local development environment that mimics Cosmos DB without needing an Azure subscription. (C) The emulator does NOT support multi-region replication - it is a single-node local emulator. (D) The emulator does NOT support all consistency levels available in the cloud service; it operates with limited consistency level support. Since the question asks for the statement that is NOT true, option B is the answer.
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