Performance Monitoring for Microsoft Power Platform Plug-ins

Correct Answer: B

The Dataverse plug-in is a .Net assembly that can modify the platform behavior.

You can create your .Net project using a development environment, like Visual Studio or Visual Studio Code.

After compiling the project and creating an assembly, you need to register the assembly and map the classes to the Event Framework events as logic business steps.

After creating and registering the plug-in, you can see the plug-in performance analytics.

You need to open the Power Platform admin center (Number 1), then the Analytics section (Number 2), and finally the Dataverse item (Number 3)

On the Dataverse analytics screen (Number 4), you select the Plug-ins tab (Number 5)

This tab presents the data for the environment between periods.

You can change the environment and time periods using the “Change filters” link (Number 6)

There are two cards and three charts on this screen.

The cards are the Sandbox Pass Rate - the number of successful executions as a percentage of the total number of plug-ins executions (Number 7) and the number of total plug-in Executions (Number 8)

The charts include the Most Active Plug-ins - the top 10 most active plug-ins (Number 9), the Average Plug-in Execution Time (Number 10), and the Top plug-ins by Failures - the top 10 failing plug-ins.

All data on this tab is updated every 24 hours.

You can download the Most Active Plug-ins using the Download dropdown (Number 11) and select the Most Active Plug-in from the menu.

All other options are incorrect.

For more information about the plug-ins' performance, please visit the below URLs:

When you create a plug-in on the Power Platform, you may want to monitor its performance to ensure that it is running smoothly and efficiently. To do this, you can use the analytics features provided by the Power Platform.

Out of the options given, the most relevant locations to find information on plug-in performance are the Analytics sub-section of the Home on the Power Apps portal (option A) and the Dataverse sub-section of the Analytics on the Power Platform Admin Center (option B).

Option A: In the Analytics sub-section of the Home on the Power Apps portal, you can find a wealth of information on the usage of your Power Apps and Flows. This includes information on how many times your plug-in has been triggered, how long it has taken to execute, and any errors that may have occurred during its execution. To access this information, navigate to the Home section of the Power Apps portal, click on the Analytics sub-section, and select the type of analytics you want to view (such as "Usage by plugin").

Option B: In the Dataverse sub-section of the Analytics on the Power Platform Admin Center, you can find detailed information on the performance of your Dataverse (formerly known as Common Data Service) environment. This includes information on the number of API requests made by your plug-in, the duration of these requests, and any errors that may have occurred. To access this information, navigate to the Power Platform Admin Center, click on the Analytics tab, and select the Dataverse sub-section.

Option C: In the Power Apps sub-section of the Analytics on the Power Platform Admin Center, you can find information on the usage and performance of your Power Apps environment. However, this is less relevant to plug-in performance specifically.

Option D: In the Dynamics 365 sub-section of the Resources on the Power Platform Admin Center, you can find information on the performance of your Dynamics 365 environment. However, this is less relevant to plug-in performance specifically.

Option E: In the Solutions section on the Power Apps, you can find information on the solutions you have installed in your environment. However, this is less relevant to plug-in performance specifically.

In summary, the best options to find information on plug-in performance are likely options A and B, but the specific location may depend on the type of information you are looking for.