DP-700 · Question #88
Which two components should you include in the workflow? Each correct answer presents part of the solution.
The correct answer is B. a streaming dataflow. To build a workflow for real-time event processing and immediate action, you would typically integrate a streaming dataflow for continuous data ingestion and transformation, alongside a reflex item to trigger alerts or actions based on defined conditions.
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- Aa time-based schedule
- Ba streaming dataflow
- Ca blob storage action
- Da data pipeline
- Ea notebook that uses Apache Spark Structured Streaming
- Fa reflex item
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(62 responses)- B77% (48)
- C3% (2)
- D2% (1)
- E5% (3)
- F13% (8)
Why each option
To build a workflow for real-time event processing and immediate action, you would typically integrate a streaming dataflow for continuous data ingestion and transformation, alongside a reflex item to trigger alerts or actions based on defined conditions.
A time-based schedule is for batch processing at fixed intervals, not typically for continuous real-time workflows.
A streaming dataflow is essential for ingesting, transforming, and processing real-time data streams continuously, making it suitable for scenarios requiring immediate data handling.
A blob storage action is for interacting with Azure Blob Storage, which might be a component of a data pipeline but not a core 'component of the workflow' in the sense of real-time processing and action.
A data pipeline is an orchestration tool, capable of including streaming dataflows, but it's not the streaming component itself.
A notebook using Apache Spark Structured Streaming could process streaming data, but 'streaming dataflow' (B) is a more specific Fabric item designed for streaming ingestion and transformation, complementing a reflex item for real-time actions.
Concept tested: Real-time analytics workflow components
Source: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/fabric/real-time-analytics/eventstreams/create-eventstream
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