Question 2 of 50
You manage an Azure API Management instance.
You need to limit the maximum number of API calls allowed from a single source for a specific time interval.
What should you configure?
Policy
This item tests the candidate’s knowledge of polices in Azure API Management, which is part of implementing API Management.
API publishers can change API behavior through configuration using policies. Policies are a collection of statements that run sequentially on the request or response of an API. A product has one or more APIs, a usage quota, and the terms of use and cannot be used to restrict the number of API calls. Subscriptions are the most common way for API consumers to access APIs published through an API Management instance. API is a representation of a back-end API and needs to be configured with a policy to implement a rate limit.
Question 5 of 50
You manage an Azure event hub.
You need to ensure that multiple load-balanced instances of a .NET application (version 5.0) can be used to scale event processing.
Which event processor client should you use?
`EventProcessorClient`
This item tests the candidate’s knowledge of scaling event processing applications, which is part of developing event-based solutions.
EventProcessorClient balances the load between multiple instances of a program in newer .NET versions (version 5.0). EventHubConsumerClient balances the load between multiple instances of a program in Python and JavaScript. EventProcessorHost balances the load between multiple instances of a program in earlier .NET versions. The EventHubProducerClient class is used to send events to an event hub.
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