Exam DP-600 topic 1 question 154 discussion

Answer: C. \Pipeline1 and \Folder1\Lakehouse1 Reference from Microsoft Documentation: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/fabric/cicd/deployment-pipelines/understand-the-deployment-process?tabs=new-ui Under the "Folders in deployment pipelines (preview)" section in the provided text: Folders representation: "Folders are considered part of an item’s name (an item name includes its full path). When an item is deployed, after its path was changed (moved from folder A to folder B, for example), then Deployment pipelines applies this change to its paired item during deployment - the paired item will be moved as well to folder B. If folder B doesn't exist in the stage we're deploying to, it's created in its workspace first."

Pipeline 1 is a Fabric item, not a folder structure. The workspace structure includes only Folder 1\Lakehouse 1.

The correct answer is D. \Folder1\Lakehouse1. When you run DeployPipeline1, it will replicate the structure from Workspace1 to Workspace2. Since you moved Lakehouse1 to Folder1 before running the deployment pipeline, Workspace2 will have the following structure: Workspace2 Folder1 Lakehouse1 Pipeline1 will not be inside Folder1, so it won't be included in the structure of Workspace2 as described in the other options.

In Microsoft Fabric, when you deploy content from one workspace to another using a deployment pipeline, the folder structure is preserved. This means that if you have a folder named Folder1 in Workspace1 containing Lakehouse1, deploying to Workspace2 via DeployPipeline1 will replicate Folder1 and its contents in Workspace2. The folder hierarchy of the deployed items is automatically applied in the target workspace.

When you run DeployPipeline1, it will deploy the items from Workspace1 to Workspace2, maintaining the structure as it is in Workspace1. Since Lakehouse1 was moved to Folder1 in Workspace1, it will be deployed in the same structure in Workspace2. However, Pipeline1 was not moved to Folder1, so it will remain at the root level. Therefore, the structure of Workspace2 will be: C. \Pipeline1 \Folder1\Lakehouse1

B. \Pipeline1 \Lakehouse1 Explanation: Deployment pipelines in Microsoft Fabric are used to promote items between workspaces (e.g., from Workspace1 to Workspace2). Folders are not part of the deployment pipeline process—they are a workspace-level organization feature but do not impact how items are deployed. When DeployPipeline1 runs, it will deploy Pipeline1 and Lakehouse1 to Workspace2, but Folder1 will not be replicated. Thus, Workspace2 will contain only Pipeline1 and Lakehouse1 at the root level, without Folder1.

Correct answer because both items are deployed to Workspace2 without Folder1.

It just makes the most sense from the question. Like, the pipeline isn't a folder, and it goes between the workspaces. You have Folder1 added to Workspace1, and then you add Lakehouse1 in Folder1. This gives \Folder1\Lakehouse1.