PL-400: Microsoft Power Platform Developer Practice Exam
PL-400: Microsoft Power Platform Developer Practice Exam
About PL-400: Microsoft Power Platform Developer
The PL-400: Microsoft Power Platform Developer exam has been built to measure your ability to accomplish the technical tasks include - creating a technical design; configuring Common Data Service; creating and configuring Power Apps; configuring business process automation; extending the user experience; extending the platform; and developing integrations.
Knowledge Required
- Candidates appearing for the PL-400 exam should have development experience that includes Power Platform services, JavaScript, JSON, TypeScript, C#, HTML, .NET, Microsoft Azure, Microsoft 365, RESTful web services, ASP.NET, and Microsoft Power BI.
- Candidates must have strong applied knowledge of Power Platform services, including in-depth understanding of capabilities, boundaries, and constraints.
- Candidates should have a basic understanding of DevOps practices for Power Platform.
Skills Acquired
- Design, develop, secure, and troubleshoot Power Platform solutions.
- Implement components of a solution, including application enhancements, custom user experience, system integrations, data conversions, custom process automation, and custom visualizations.
Microsoft PL-400 Exam Outline
The PL-400: Microsoft Power Platform Developer Exam covers the latest exam updates and topics -
Module 1 - Create a technical design (10-15%)
Validate requirements and design technical architecture
- design and validate the technical architecture for a solution
- design authentication and authorization strategy
- determine whether you can meet requirements with out-of-the-box functionality
- determine when to use Logic Apps versus Power Automate flows
- determine when to use serverless computing, plug-ins, or Power Automate
- determine when to build a virtual entity data source provider and when to use connectors
Design solution components
- design a data model
- design Power Apps reusable components
- design custom connectors
- design server-side components
Describe Power Platform extensibility points
- describe Power Virtual Agents extensibility points including Bot Framework skills and Power Automate flows
- describe Power BI extensibility points including Power BI APIs, custom visuals, and
- embedding Power BI apps in websites and other applications
- describe Power Apps portal extensibility points including CRUD APIs and custom styling
Module 2 - Configure Microsoft Dataverse (15-20%)
Configure security to support development
- troubleshoot operational security issues
- create or update security roles and field-level security profiles
- configure business units and teams
Implement tables and columns
- configure tables and table options
- configure columns
- configure relationships and types of behaviors
Implement application lifecycle management (ALM)
- create solutions and manage solution components
- import and export solutions
- manage solution dependencies
- create a package for deployment
- automate deployments
- implement source control for projects including solutions and code assets
Module 3 - Create and configure Power Apps (15-20%)
Create model-driven apps
- configure a model-driven app
- configure forms
- configure columns
- configure visualizations
Create canvas apps
- create and configure a canvas app
- implement complex formulas to manage control events and properties
- analyze app usage by using App Insights
- build reusable component libraries
- test an app by using Test Studio
- embed an app in Microsoft Teams
Manage and troubleshoot apps
- troubleshoot app issues by using Monitor and other browser-based debugging tools
- interpret results from App Checker and Solution Checker
- identify and resolve connector and API errors
- optimize app performance including pre-loading data and query delegation
Module 4 - Configure business process automation (5-10%)
Configure Power Automate
- create and configure a flow
- configure steps to use Dataverse connector actions and triggers
- implement complex expressions in flow steps
- implement error handling
- troubleshoot flows by analyzing JSON responses from connectors
Implement processes
- create and configure business process flows
- create and configure business rules
- create, manage, and interact with business process flows by using server-side and clientside code
- troubleshoot processes
Module 5 - Extend the user experience (10-15%)
Apply business logic using client scripting
- create JavaScript or Typescript code that targets the Client API object model
- register an event handler
- create client-side scripts that target the Microsoft Dataverse Web API
Create a Power Apps Component Framework (PCF) component
- describe the PCF component lifecycle
- initialize a new PCF component
- configure a PCF component manifest
- implement the component interfaces
- package, deploy, and consume the component
- configure and use PCF Device, Utility, and WebAPI features
- test and debug PCF components by using the local test harness
Create a command button function
- create the command function
- design command button rules and actions
- edit the command bar by using the Ribbon Workbench
- manage dependencies between JavaScript libraries
Module 6 - Extend the platform (15-20%)
Create a plug-in
- describe the plug-in execution pipeline
- design and develop a plug-in
- debug and troubleshoot a plug-in
- implement business logic by using pre-images and post images
- perform operations on data by using the Organization service API
- optimize plug-in performance
- register custom assemblies by using the Plug-in Registration Tool
- develop a plug-in that targets a custom action message
Create custom connectors
- create a definition for the API
- configure API security
- use policy templates to modify connector behavior at runtime
- expose Azure Functions as custom connectors
- create custom connectors for public APIs by using Postman
Use platform APIs
- interact with data and processes by using the Dataverse Web API or the Organization Service
- implement API limit retry policies
- optimize for performance, concurrency, transactions, and batching
- query the Discovery service to discover the URL and other information for an organization
- perform entity metadata operations with the Web API
- perform authentication by using OAuth
Process workloads
- process long-running operations by using Azure Functions
- configure scheduled and event-driven function triggers in Azure Functions
- authenticate to the Power Platform by using managed identities
Module 7 - Develop Integrations (5-10%)
Publish and consume events
- publish an event by using the API
- publish an event by using the Plug-in Registration Tool
- register service endpoints including webhooks, Azure Service Bus, and Azure Event Hub
- implement a Common Data Service listener for an Azure solution
- create an Azure Function that interacts with Power Platform
Implement data synchronization
- configure entity change tracking
- read entity change records by using platform APIs
- create and use alternate keys
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