Add an eventhouse to the Dev/Test/Prod deployment through the deployment pipeline
Implement lifecycle management in Fabric
AnswerCorrect answer: B - The eventhouse is added directly to the existing deployment pipeline, the built-in Fabric mechanism that deploys items across Dev, Test, and Prod.
You have a Fabric deployment pipeline that uses three workspaces named Dev, Test, and Prod. You need to deploy an eventhouse as part of the deployment process. What should you use to add the eventhouse to the deployment process?
100% of anonymous learners picked answer B.
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Community Insight
Deployment pipelines support eventhouses as deployable items; when a pipeline already exists, the eventhouse is assigned to a stage in that pipeline rather than deployed through an external CI system.
The eventhouse is added to the existing Fabric deployment pipeline: deployment pipelines are the built-in CI/CD mechanism that publishes supported items such as eventhouses across the Dev, Test, and Prod workspaces.
Reaching for GitHub Actions or an Azure DevOps pipeline because the company has Azure DevOps; the question asks how to add the eventhouse to the existing deployment process, which is the Fabric deployment pipeline.
Community Discussion (3 comments)
QAZdbarhate12345678👍 5Selected: B
In Microsoft Fabric, deployment pipelines are the recommended and built-in method for managing and deploying artifacts (like eventhouses, lakehouses, datasets, and reports) across environments such as Dev, Test, and Prod.
hebertorosillo👍 1Selected: C
This is a use case question. The company Contoso already has DevOps.for my is letter C.
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Expert Analysis
Why the Answer Is Correct
Deployment pipelines in Fabric are the built-in mechanism for copying items between Dev, Test, and Prod workspaces, and eventhouses are among the supported deployable items. To include the eventhouse in the deployment process you add it to the deployment pipeline and deploy it through its stages, reusing the pipeline the team already uses.
Why the Other Options Are Wrong
Option A (GitHub Actions) and Option C (an Azure DevOps pipeline) are external CI/CD tools that could deploy Fabric content through APIs or Git integration, but the scenario already uses a Fabric deployment pipeline, and the question asks how to add the eventhouse to that deployment process, not to introduce a new toolchain.
Community Comment Notes
The community strongly favors B (88). QAZdbarhate12345678 (5 likes) notes deployment pipelines are the recommended built-in method for deploying artifacts like eventhouses across environments, and Tuki93 links the get-started and deployment-process documentation. hebertorosillo's dissent for C relies on the company already having DevOps, but the pipeline in the scenario is already a Fabric deployment pipeline.