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Exam DBDEA Topics: ingestion Difficulty: medium

The team configures a Lakeflow Connect managed streaming connector for a Confluent Kafka topic that carries semi-structured JSON order events. Everything must live in Unity Catalog, and the team must not manage any compute for the ingestion. Which set of components does Lakeflow Connect stand up, and how does the data flow?

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  1. A. A Unity Catalog connection for credentials, a serverless pipeline, and UC-governed streaming tables as destination
  2. B. A job cluster that runs an Auto Loader notebook and writes Parquet files to an external location registered as a foreign catalog
  3. C. An ingestion gateway virtual machine in the team's VPC plus staging storage that the team must size, patch, and monitor
  4. D. A Lakeflow Job with a dbt task that materializes the topic into hourly materialized views
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Correct answer: A Unity Catalog connection for credentials, a serverless pipeline, and UC-governed streaming tables as destination

Reference: https://docs.databricks.com/aws/en/ingestion/lakeflow-connect/

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