Free Practice Questions for Extending Microsoft Power Platform Solutions with Code and AI (AB-400) Certification

Analyze the technical architecture to identify solution components and their implementation approach - Design authentication and authorization for solution components - Determine whether requirements can be met with out-of-the-box functionality - Determine where to implement business logic including cloud services, client-side processing, business rules, plug-ins, and automation - Determine when to use standard tables, virtual tables, elastic tables, or connectors - Assess the impact of Microsoft Power Platform security features on solution components, including managed environments, data policies, security roles, teams, business units, and row sharing - Determine when to use deterministic or non-deterministic methods to implement business logic - Determine when to use code apps, generative pages, Power Apps component frameworks (PCFs), web resources, interactive agents, and Model Context Protocol (MCP) app widgets to implement the user experience - Determine when to use Microsoft Foundry or Microsoft Copilot Studio to build agents

Design Power Apps reusable components including generative pages, code components (PCF), and client scripting - Design custom connectors and MCP servers for use with Microsoft Power Platform solutions - Design Dataverse code components, including plug-ins and custom APIs - Design automations, including Power Automate cloud flows and Copilot Studio workflows - Design inbound and outbound integrations using Dataverse and Microsoft Azure - Design custom interfaces by using Power Apps code apps - Design custom agents that integrate with Microsoft Power Platform - Design monitoring and alerting, including Azure Monitor Application Insights and Microsoft Power Platform monitor alerts

Manage solution dependencies - Create and use environment variables - Manage solution layers - Implement and extend Microsoft Power Platform Pipelines - Create Continuous Integration/Continuous Deployment (CI/CD) automations using Microsoft Power Platform Build Tools

Build code that targets the Client API object model - Determine an event handler registration approach - Create client scripting that targets the Dataverse Web API - Configure commands and buttons by using Power Fx and JavaScript - Implement navigation, dialogs, and notifications by using the Client API

Demonstrate the use of the different lifecycle events - Configure a code component manifest - Implement component interfaces - Package, deploy, and consume a component - Configure and use Device, Utility, and Web API features in component logic

Configure code apps to use Microsoft Power Platform connections - Configure code apps to use Dataverse tables - Perform table and metadata operations on Dataverse data - Perform Dataverse actions and functions - Configure code apps to use Power Automate cloud flows - Configure code apps to use agents built in Copilot Studio - Configure code apps to use environment variables

Configure Content Security Policy (CSP) settings - Implement monitoring by using Azure Application Insights - Package, deploy, and share code apps - Troubleshoot code apps by using Monitor and other browser-based debugging tools - Optimize code app performance and resource usage

Demonstrate the use of the different event execution pipeline stages - Develop a plug-in that uses the execution context - Develop a plug-in that implements business logic - Implement images to support plug-in logic - Perform operations in plug-ins by using the Organization service - Optimize plug-in performance - Configure a Dataverse custom API message - Register plug-in components by using the Plug-in Registration Tool - Develop a plug-in that implements a custom API - Configure Dataverse business events - Configure Microsoft Power Platform managed identity for plug-ins

Perform operations by using the Dataverse Web API - Perform operations by using the Organization service - Implement API limit retry policies - Optimize solution components for performance, concurrency, transactions, and bulk operations - Implement and troubleshoot authentication by using OAuth - Perform asynchronous logic by using background operations - Perform operations by using Dataverse SDKs for .NET and Python

Process long-running operations by using Azure Functions for Microsoft Power Platform solutions - Implement scheduled and event-driven triggers in Azure Functions for Microsoft Power Platform solutions - Authenticate to Microsoft Power Platform by using managed identities

Implement complex expressions in flow steps - Implement flow control actions including error handling - Configure trigger filter and retry policies - Develop reuseable logic by using child flows - Implement authentication for the Dataverse connector by using service principals

Integrate custom agents by using Microsoft Power Platform MCP servers - Connect custom agents to Copilot Studio agents - Integrate custom agents with Dataverse data by using Work IQ - Consume Copilot Studio agents by using the Copilot Studio client library

Publish a Dataverse event by using the IServiceEndpointNotificationService - Publish a Dataverse event by using the Plug-in Registration Tool - Register service endpoints including webhooks, Azure Service Bus, and Azure Event Hub - Recommend options for listening to Dataverse events

Perform data synchronization by using change tracking - Develop code that uses alternate keys - Synchronize data by using the UpsertRequest message

Implement authentication for custom connectors - Configure policy templates to modify connector behavior at runtime - Import definitions from existing APIs including Open API definitions, Azure services, and GitHub - Create a custom connector for an Azure service - Develop an Azure Function to be used in a custom connector - Extend the Open API definition for a custom connector - Develop code for a custom connector to transform data