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A company deploys an enterprise assistant that uses Azure OpenAI in a production subscription.

Different teams at the company deploy different model names and versions, making it difficult to audit and standardize production deployments.

You need to implement an ALM control that prevents deploying any model that is NOT on an approved allowlist, which the teams can update through a controlled process.

What should you do in the production subscription?

ID: #26610 Practice Assessment for Exam AB-100: Agentic AI Business Solutions Architect 4 views
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  • A Maintain an approved model allowlist and monitor deployments for noncompliance. ✔ ✖
  • B Enforce an approved model allowlist by using deployment pipeline approval gates. ✔ ✖
  • C Require the teams to select models from only an approved allowlist documented in internal standards. ✔ ✖
  • D Create a custom Azure policy that blocks Azure OpenAI model deployments unless the model name is on an approved allowlist. ✔ ✖
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Objective:

3.3 Design the ALM process for AI-powered business solutions

What This Item Tests:

Design the ALM process for custom AI models

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Best practices

What is Azure Policy?

Rationale:

A custom Azure policy enforces a preventive, subscription-level ALM control by blocking unapproved model deployments before they reach production, while still allowing controlled updates to the allowlist. Pipeline gates, post-deployment monitoring, and documented standards rely on process or detection and do not provide enforceable platform-level prevention.

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