DP-600 · Practice set 6 of 8
Deployment Pipelines: 10 practice questions
10 free DP-600 practice questions on Deployment Pipelines, with an explanation for every answer. Untimed. The full mock exam and the timed version are in the app.
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Question 1 of 10
Which stages appear in a default Microsoft Fabric deployment pipeline?
- ASource, Transform, and Destination
- BDraft, Review, and Published
- CDevelopment, Test, and Production
- DLocal, Repository, and Workspace
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The default promotion path separates active authoring, validation, and approved business use into Development, Test, and Production.
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Question 2 of 10
What does each deployment pipeline stage map to?
- AA separate Fabric or Premium workspace
- BA separate Git repository and provider
- CA separate Power BI project folder
- DA separate TMDL model object
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Stages represent environments by assigning a separate eligible workspace to each one; deployment copies selected content between those workspaces.
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Question 3 of 10
Which two deployment rule types configure values for different stages?
- AData source rules and parameter rules
- BTMDL rules and PBIR rules
- CCommit rules and branch rules
- DRefresh rules and lineage rules
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Data source rules substitute connection details, while parameter rules substitute Power BI parameter values during deployment.
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Question 4 of 10
Which capacity requirement applies when assigning workspaces to pipeline stages?
- AEach workspace must use Fabric or Premium capacity
- BEach workspace must use a separate Git provider
- CEach workspace must use the same data source
- DEach workspace must contain a Power BI project
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Stage assignment requires eligible Fabric or Premium capacity; repository provider, project format, and identical connections are separate concerns.
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Question 5 of 10
When does a deployment rule replace a configured value?
- ADuring pipeline deployment to the target stage
- BDuring a Git commit from the source workspace
- CDuring an initial repository synchronization
- DDuring local project saving in Power BI Desktop
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A deployment rule is evaluated as content moves between stages and leaves the source item unchanged.
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Question 6 of 10
What should you do after changing a deployment rule that was already configured?
- ACommit the rule as a TMDL model definition
- BRecreate every stage with another workspace
- CRedeploy the content to apply the updated rule
- DRun Update all to modify the source item
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Because rules take effect during deployment, a later rule change reaches the target only when the content is deployed again.
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Question 7 of 10
How does the pipeline comparison identify content that differs between stages?
- AIt marks the item with a synced status
- BIt marks the item with a green icon
- CIt marks the item with an orange icon
- DIt marks the item with a branch name
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The comparison uses orange for differences, green for identical items, and a new indicator for source-only items.
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Question 8 of 10
Development must connect to a test database, while Production must connect to the live database. Which configuration should you use?
- AA parameter rule that renames each pipeline stage
- BA Git branch that rewrites the source item manually
- CA data source rule for each target stage
- DA PBIR file that replaces the database connection
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A data source rule substitutes the server, database, or connection path during deployment without modifying the source item.
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Question 9 of 10
A `MaxRows` Power BI parameter should be 1,000 in Development and unlimited in Production. Which rule matches the requirement?
- AA comparison rule that changes orange icons to green
- BA parameter rule with a value for each stage
- CA Git update that edits the source for each deployment
- DA data source rule with a different branch folder
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Parameter rules override Power BI parameter values by stage, allowing the same source item to receive different `MaxRows` values during deployment.
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Question 10 of 10
A semantic model has passed validation, but a report in the same Development stage is unfinished. What should the release lead do?
- ADeploy every item from Development to Test
- BCommit both items to Git instead of deploying
- CSelectively deploy the semantic model to Test
- DMove the unfinished report directly to Production
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Selective deployment lets ready and unfinished items progress at different speeds, so only the validated semantic model should advance.
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