PL-500 · Question #165
You are developing a single automation that involves a custom connector. The custom connector works with an on-premises system. No other developers or business users require access to the…
The correct answer is C. Deploy the on-premises data gateway in personal mode. The on-premises data gateway comes in two modes: Standard mode and Personal mode. Standard mode is designed for enterprise use - it can be shared across multiple users and flows and requires admin oversight. Personal mode is intended for a single individual: only the person who…
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You are developing a single automation that involves a custom connector. The custom connector works with an on-premises system. No other developers or business users require access to the automation. You need to finalize the automation. What should you do?
Options
- ADeploy the on-premises data gateway in standard mode.
- BUse a desktop flow.
- CDeploy the on-premises data gateway in personal mode.
- DUse a business process flow.
How the community answered
(43 responses)- A12% (5)
- B7% (3)
- C79% (34)
- D2% (1)
Explanation
The on-premises data gateway comes in two modes: Standard mode and Personal mode. Standard mode is designed for enterprise use - it can be shared across multiple users and flows and requires admin oversight. Personal mode is intended for a single individual: only the person who installed it can use it, and it is meant for personal/individual automation scenarios where no other developers or business users need access. Since the scenario specifies a single developer with no need for shared access, Personal mode is the correct and simplest choice. Standard mode (A) would be overkill and unnecessary. Desktop flow (B) and business process flow (D) do not directly solve the on-premises connectivity requirement described.
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