Practice Test 2 | Designing And Implementing Microsoft DevOps Solutions | AZ-400 | Dumps | Mock Test
You need to set up Slack channel notification when a Pull request is created in Azure Repo.
What should you do to achieve your goal?
A. Create a service principal
B. Enable third-party application access via OAuth
C. Enable Allow public projects
D. Create a service hook
E. Create a new security group
Correct Answer: D
Azure DevOps integrates with several Microsoft and third-party applications like GitHub, Jira, Teams, Slack, ServiceNow, etc.
Slack is an enterprise communication platform that provides tools for effective team collaboration like chat rooms organized by topics (channels), private groups, direct messaging, file sharing, etc.
You can integrate Azure DevOps with Slack to notify the team members about different DevOps events in Repos, Boards, or Pipelines. Azure DevOps will post messages to Slack channels when an appropriate event is triggered.
You need to define notification triggers by creating a Service hook or subscription (Number 3) from the Project Settings (Number 1) blade on the Service Hooks screen (Number 2). During the first step, the New Service Hooks Subscription Wizard asks you to select a service you want to integrate with and then, on the next screen, define a trigger (Number 4). You choose the appropriate event type, like the “Pull request created” (Number 5) and fill in optional filters if needed. On the next step, you should provide a webhook URL for the Slack channel, like https://hooks.slack.com/services/T00000000/B00000000/XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX. After that, your hook is created, and Azure DevOps will push messages to the Slack channel.
All other options are incorrect.
For more information about service hooks integration and service hooks for Slack, please visit the below URLs:
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