Domain 3 covers how the parts of an AI solution talk to each other: queuing back-end work with Azure Service Bus (queues, topics, subscriptions, and dead-lettering), reacting to events with Azure Event Grid (filters, custom events, and retries), and building serverless APIs with Azure Functions (triggers, bindings, configuration, and deployment).
20–25%Of the exam
2Objectives
26Practice questions
4Official exercises
Skills measured
Objectives and skills below are quoted from the official study guide. The count beside each skill is how many exam simulator questions test it.
3.1 Develop event- and message-based AI solutions
- Queue and process back-end operations by using Azure Service Bus, including dead-letter queue handling, messages, topics, and subscriptions6
- Implement event-driven workflows by using Azure Event Grid, including filters, custom events, and retries5
3.2 Develop and implement Azure Functions
- Build serverless APIs, including implementing triggers and bindings8
- Configure and deploy function apps7
Official Microsoft Learn training
These are the learning paths from the official AI-200T00 course that cover this domain. Durations are Microsoft's estimates.
Integrate backend services for AI solutions · 5 hr 40 min
- Queue and process AI operations with Azure Service Bus · 1 hr 21 min · includes a hands-on exercise
- Develop event-driven AI workflows with Azure Event Grid · 1 hr 24 min · includes a hands-on exercise
- Build serverless AI backends with Azure Functions · 1 hr 38 min · includes a hands-on exercise
- Orchestrate durable AI workflows with Azure Durable Functions · 1 hr 17 min · includes a hands-on exercise
