AZ-305 Microsoft Review Mode Set 2 – question 33 wrong description

[Danci]

In the question we are asked if recommend solution Azure Table Storage meets the requirement for storing the application data. And the answer is No since Azure SQL Database meets the requirement.

However, the provided answer describes Azure Synapse Analytics which has nothing to do with the related question and scenario. Azure Table Storage should be actually described and explained why it does not meet the goal.

[Nikee-TutorialsDojo]

Hello Danci,

Thank you for pointing this out. Can you please provide a snippet of the question?

Regards,

Nikee @ Tutorials Dojo

[Danci]

Here is the snippet:
33. Question

Category: AZ305 – Design Data Storage Solutions

<em data-renderer-mark=”true”>Note: This item is part of a series of questions with the exact same scenario but with a different proposed answer. Each one in the series has a unique solution that may, or may not, comply with the requirements specified in the scenario.

Your company is developing a new e-commerce platform. The platform will need to store product information that includes product names, descriptions, prices, and inventory data.

You need to recommend a data storage solution that should be scalable and capable of handling complex SQL queries.

You recommend using Azure Table Storage for storing the application data.
Correct

Azure Synapse Analytics combines features of big data analytics, enterprise data storage, and data integration. The service lets you run queries on serverless data or data at scale. Azure Synapse supports data ingestion, exploration, transformation, and management and supports analysis for all your BI and machine learning needs.

Azure Synapse Analytics is an integrated analytics service that accelerates time to insight across data warehouses and big data systems. While it does support T-SQL for data exploration, management, and transformation, its main purpose is analytics rather than serving as the primary data storage for an application.

Hence, the correct answer is: No.

References:

https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/storage/common/storage-account-overview

https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/storage/common/storage-redundancy

Check out this Azure Storage Overview Cheat Sheet:

https://tutorialsdojo.com/azure-storage-overview/