Microsoft Azure Architect Design (AZ-304) Practice Test

Does creating a Logic App to run an image processing application every hour meet the required goal?

1. Yes

2. No

3. Only if configured for event-driven execution

4. Not unless it runs in a specific region

The correct answer is: Yes

Creating a Logic App to run an image processing application every hour does meet the required goal, primarily due to the capabilities of Logic Apps itself. Logic Apps are designed to automate workflows and can be scheduled to run at specified intervals, such as hourly executions. The Logic App can be configured with a recurrence trigger that allows it to initiate image processing automatically according to the set schedule. This means that after being set up, the image processing task will run without the need for manual initiation every hour. This approach is efficient and reliable for tasks that require regular execution, such as processing images. In scenarios where a continuous flow of images needs to be processed, the Logic App's ability to handle scheduled workflows directly aligns with the objective of maintaining timely updates, which is essential for applications that rely on current data or media. While other options mention conditions such as event-driven execution or regional constraints, they do not negate the effectiveness of a scheduled Logic App in performing the task as intended. The scheduled execution is straightforward and inherently supported by Logic Apps, confirming that the goal is met by this configuration.