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Determine Workspace Structure After Deployment

You have been asked by MDFT Pro, a well-known training agency, to migrate the contents of a Fabric development workspace named DEV_WS to a production workspace. The development workspace contains a lakehouse named LAKEHOUSE.

You perform the following actions:

Create a new workspace named PROD_WS
Create a deployment pipeline named DEPLOY that will deploy items from DEV_WS to PROD_WS
Add a folder named DATAFOLDER to DEV_WS
Move LAKEHOUSE to DATAFOLDER
Run the DEPLOY pipline

Which structure will PROD_WS have when DEPLOY is complete?

Choose the correct answer from the options below.

Explanations for each answer:

\DATAFOLDER\LAKEHOUSE is correct. Deployment pipelines preserve the exact folder structure from the source workspace when deploying to the target workspace. Since LAKEHOUSE was moved to DATAFOLDER in DEV_WS before deployment, PROD_WS will have the same structure: \DATAFOLDER\LAKEHOUSE.
\DEPLOY\DATAFOLDER\LAKEHOUSE is incorrect. The deployment pipeline does not create a new folder structure based on the pipeline name. It maintains the original folder structure from the source workspace.
\DEPLOY\LAKEHOUSE is incorrect. The deployment pipeline does not create a new folder structure based on the pipeline name. It maintains the original folder structure from the source workspace. Since LAKEHOUSE was moved to DATAFOLDER in DEV_WS, it will maintain this structure in the target workspace.
\DATAFOLDER\DEPLOY\DATAFOLDER\LAKEHOUSE is incorrect. The deployment pipeline does not duplicate the folder structure or create nested folders based on the pipeline name. It simply copies the items while preserving their original folder structure.

Learn more about deployment pipelines in Fabric:

Deployment Pipelines

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Determine Workspace Structure After Deployment

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