Custom Connectors in Power Platform

What is a Custom Connector in Power Platform?

• A pre-built integration provided by Microsoft

• A connection established using standard connectors

• A user-created API connection

• A built-in feature for data import

What is the primary purpose of using Custom Connectors?

• To import data from external sources

• To create custom data visualizations

• To integrate with third-party services

• To manage Power Platform user permissions

Which Power Platform service supports the use of Custom Connectors?

• Power BI

• Power Automate

• Power Apps

• All of the above

How are Custom Connectors created in Power Platform?

• Through the Power Platform admin center

• Via the Power Query Editor

• Using Power Automate only

• Using a programming language

What authentication methods are supported by Custom Connectors?

• Only OAuth 2.0

• Only API key

• OAuth 2.0, API key both

• None, as they are inherently secure

How are Custom Connectors managed in the Power Platform environment?

• Through the Power Platform admin center

• Only through Power Apps

• Via Power Query Editor

• Automatically managed by the system

What is the purpose of defining actions in a Custom Connector?

• To specify connection details

• To define the operations that can be performed

• To manage user permissions

• To schedule data imports

Which file format is used to import and export Custom Connectors in Power Platform?

• XML

• JSON

• CSV

• Excel

Can Custom Connectors be shared with other Power Platform users?

• Yes, through the Power Platform admin center

• No, they are specific to each user

• Yes, but only within the same organization

• No, sharing is not supported

What is the role of a swagger file in Custom Connector creation?

• It defines the connector’s authentication details

• It specifies the connector’s actions and operations

• It provides a visual representation of data in Power BI

• It is used for scheduling data refresh