Exam AZ-204 topic 6 question 44 discussion

This is a really stupid and confusing question but I think it’s checkpoint to ensure marking and offset to mark… 
This ref says: ”Checkpointing is a process by which readers mark or commit their position within a partition event sequence.” https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/event-hubs/event-hubs-features#checkpointing
 But this ref here says: ”Consumers also engage in checkpointing. Through this process, subscribers use offsets to mark their position within a partition event sequence. An offset is a placeholder that works like a bookmark to identify the last event that the consumer read.” https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/architecture/reference-architectures/event-hubs/partitioning-in-event-hubs-and-kafka#dataflow

An offset is the position of an event within a partition. Checkpointing is a process by which readers mark or commit their position within a partition event sequence. Can't make my mind, I'll say select checkpoint on both and call it a day.

correct https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/event-hubs/event-hubs-features

The Question is framed in a dodgy way to makes confused... After a lot of reading my answers are Check Point Check Point or Offset Check Point

Ensure that event process clients marks the position within an event sequence b. Checkpoint: Checkpointing is a process by which the event processor client marks or commits its position in the stream of events. This position is used when an event processor takes over processing from a failed processor to know where to start processing. Mark the event processor client position within a partition event sequence a. Offset: The offset is a marker or identifier for an event's position within a partition. It's used by event processors to track their position in the event stream and to resume processing at the correct place after a failure.

Correct answers: First box ----------> Checkpoint . explanation : Event Hubs SDKs use "checkpoint" to record the current position in the stream, so that upon restart, the reader knows where to start again. By using checkpointing, another event processor can continue processing from the exact point at which failure occurred in case of any event processor client fails. Box2-----------------> offset : The offset is one among a few token-based values present in the system properties of the event data that streams into an Event Hub. If an event processor fails and another event processor takes over, it knows where to pick up by using offset

CheckPoint is one mechanism to ensure that the offset of processed events within a partition is persisted like in one storage account so the failed event processor could be recovered by another event processor because that event processor knows where to resume the process. For me, I will select "checkpoints" for both questions.

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"Mark the postion" --> Checkpoint Offset

Checkpoint for both. The features needed to implement event processing recovery for the solution, and specifically to handle the marking of the event processor client position within a partition event sequence, are related to checkpointing. Checkpointing is the process of tracking the processing of events within a partition and is essential for ensuring that processing can continue from the exact point at which a failure occurred. 1. Ensure that event process clients mark the position within an event sequence: Again, use Checkpointing. By regularly recording checkpoints, the event processor clients can ensure that they mark their progress through the event stream, allowing for recovery from failures. 2. Mark the event processor client position within a partition event sequence: Use Checkpointing. This allows an event processor to record its position in the event stream and resume from that position if it's restarted.

I believe the given answer is correct. refs: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/event-hubs/event-hubs-features

Should it be both checkpoint? Checkpoints allow an event processor client to keep track of its progress within the event stream by storing the offset or sequence number of the last event it successfully processed.