Integration, Zero Trust, state, and compute
AI-500 · Lesson 3 of 16 · 17:10
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In this lesson
Prepare for the AI-500 exam (Microsoft Certified: Multi-Agent AI Solutions Expert). In this lesson: integration components (agent cards and a discovery registry, Foundry toolboxes, the AI gateway of Azure API Management, a retrieval layer), Zero Trust components (one identity per agent, least privilege, on-behalf-of, just-in-time access, lateral movement, compliance mapping), multi-tier state (session state, shared team state with optimistic concurrency, long-term semantic memory with tenant isolation), and compute choices: prompt and hosted agents, Container Apps, Functions, and AKS. Includes three original practice questions.
Preview the topics
- All of Contoso’s agents share one service principal with broad rights, and auditors are unable to tell which agent changed a booking record. What should the architect specify?
- Two Contoso agents update the same trip plan at the same moment, and one agent’s changes keep disappearing. What should the shared state store use?
- Contoso wants to run its LangGraph orchestrator code in Foundry, with a dedicated agent identity, managed scaling, and no Kubernetes cluster to operate. Which compute fits?