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Microsoft Exam DP-203 Topic 1 Question 95 Discussion

Actual exam question for Microsoft's DP-203 exam
Question #: 95
Topic #: 1
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You have an Azure Data Factory pipeline named pipeline1 that includes a Copy activity named Copy1. Copy1 has the following configurations:

* The source of Copy1 is a table in an on-premises Microsoft SQL Server instance that is accessed by using a linked service connected via a self-hosted integration runtime.

* The sink of Copy1 uses a table in an Azure SQL database that is accessed by using a linked service connected via an Azure integration runtime.

You need to maximize the amount of compute resources available to Copy1. The solution must minimize administrative effort.

What should you do?

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Florinda
7 days ago
Ha, scaling out the self-hosted integration runtime? Sounds like a recipe for a headache. I'm with Carylon and Brandee on this one - keep it simple and scale up the Azure integration runtime. Less work, more power. Winning!
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Stephane
8 days ago
Hold up, what if we do both? Scale up the Azure integration runtime and scale out the self-hosted one? That way, we get the best of both worlds - more compute power and flexibility. Just a thought.
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Brandee
9 days ago
I agree with Carylon. Scaling up the Azure integration runtime seems like the easiest and most efficient solution here. Plus, who wants to deal with more administrative tasks than necessary? Not me!
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Eulah
2 days ago
I think scaling up the Azure integration runtime is the way to go.
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Sue
17 days ago
Hmm, I'm not sure. Scaling out the self-hosted integration runtime might give us more flexibility and control over the resources. But it could also mean more administrative work, which we're trying to avoid.
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Carylon
18 days ago
I think scaling up the data flow runtime of the Azure integration runtime is the way to go. It's a straightforward solution that should maximize the compute resources without too much extra effort.
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Emiko
5 days ago
C) Scale out the self-hosted integration runtime.
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My
6 days ago
B) Scale up the data flow runtime of the Azure integration runtime and scale out the self-hosted integration runtime.
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Shawnda
7 days ago
A) Scale up the data flow runtime of the Azure integration runtime.
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Samira
1 months ago
I see your point, but I think scaling up the Azure integration runtime is more efficient.
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Jaime
1 months ago
But wouldn't scaling out the self-hosted integration runtime also help?
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Miss
1 months ago
I agree with Samira, that would maximize the compute resources for Copy1.
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Samira
2 months ago
I think we should scale up the data flow runtime of the Azure integration runtime.
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