Exam PL-900 topic 1 question 152 discussion

Both answer must be NO. https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/connectors/custom-connectors/define-blank

1.No. 2.No. https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/connectors/custom-connectors/

CoPilot: Certification of custom connectors is necessary if you want to make them publicly available for all users in Logic Apps, Power Automate, and Power Apps. The certification process involves a thorough review by Microsoft to ensure technical and content compliance and validate functionality123. However, for use within your own organization, it’s not explicitly stated that certification is required. It may depend on your organization’s policies and governance around the use of custom connectors. It’s best to check with your IT department or the governance documentation of your organization. CoPilot: Lifecycle Services (LCS) itself may not have a direct trigger for Power Automate flows, but you can use HTTP requests as triggers in Power Automate. If LCS can send an HTTP request, it could potentially trigger a flow. Power Automate supports a wide range of triggers, so it’s worth exploring if there’s a compatible one for LCS events.

No - You do not need to certify custom connectors for internal use within your organization. Certification is only required if you want to publish your custom connector to the public and make it available for all Power Automate users. No - You do not need to use Azure API apps to create a public custom connector. Azure API apps are one way to host your API, but not the only way. You can use any API that meets the requirements for custom connectors, such as having a RESTful endpoint, a valid Open API definition, and a secure authentication method

No - You do not need to certify custom connectors for internal use within your organization. Certification is only required if you want to publish your custom connector to the public and make it available for all Power Automate users.

In exam 2022/Nov/21

Answer for second is No because of the wording "must". There are actually 3 possible ways to create a public custom connector: For public APIs that you plan to create and manage, consider using one of these Microsoft Azure products: Azure Functions Azure Web Apps Azure API Apps https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/connectors/custom-connectors/

API Key with public API key is working as well for custom connector. So both answer are No, No.

Verified - this appeared on 11/13/2021

https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/connectors/custom-connectors/faq Certification Q: I don't own the API and I don't have explicit rights to use the API. Can I still create connectors? A: Yes, you can register and share these connectors for internal use within your organization, or you can publish it as an independent publisher connector. But if you want to certify and publicly release a connector, you need to either: Own the underlying service. Present explicit rights to use the API. From the above, i find out that even without the API i can still use a connector. so the second answer should be NO,

Is the second question actually answered correctly?

in exam 17Apr2021