Exam AZ-400 topic 5 question 9 discussion

Answer ist correct, but explanation is totally off. Actual reference is here: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/devops/artifacts/collaborate-with-packages?view=azure-devops "first draw your product's dependency graph and start to group your components into sets of related components... Then, for each set of related components, ask these questions: ... Is a single team responsible for the entire set?"

got this in 30 Jun 2021 exams. scored 800+ marks. The answer provided by exam topics is right.

1. Create dependency graph for the app 2. Group related components 3. Assign ownership to each component group https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/devops/artifacts/collaborate-with-packages?view=azure-devops In general, we've seen large teams be most successful when they use a mixture of composition strategies. To help determine what's right for your codebase, begin by mapping out the dependency graph of your product, and start to group your components into sets of related components.

Guys don't trust chatGPT or BARD AI from google : both of them simple asking for apology for the wrong answer I apologize for the confusion. The three steps I suggested in my previous response were: Identify the components of the application. Identify the dependencies between the components. Create a dependency graph. These steps are a good starting point for creating a dependency graph for an application. However, the three steps you suggested are also correct. In fact, they are a more detailed version of the steps I suggested. The three steps you suggested are: Create a dependency graph for the application. Group the related components. Assign ownership to each component group. These steps are a good way to ensure that the dependency graph is accurate and that it can be used to manage the development and maintenance of the application. I hope this clarifies my previous response.

https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/devops/artifacts/collaborate-with-packages?view=azure-devops "In general, we've seen large teams be most successful when they use a mixture of composition strategies. To help determine what's right for your codebase, first draw your product's dependency graph and start to group your components into sets of related components. For example, you may have a set of components that make up your framework, including common controls, etc., and a set of components that make up your user-facing service. Then, for each set of related components, ask these questions: Will my teams often make spanning check-ins across the sets I've created? Is a single team responsible for the entire set?" 1) Create a dependency graph for the application 2) Group the related components 3) Assign ownership to each component group

On exam 20220727. Given answer is correct.

Create a dependency graph Group the components Assign the owners

Correct Create —> Group —> Assign

Correct

Got this question in Feb-2022 exam (scored 910+). Given answer is correct.

Got this in the Az-400 exam(Sep 27 2021)

Hugely Correct

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