Which capability types are included in a Device Template?

In the context of Azure IoT, a Device Template defines the capabilities and behaviors of a device in a structured way. The correct answer identifies the types of capabilities included in a Device Template: Telemetry, Commands, and Properties.

Telemetry refers to the data sent from the device to the cloud or application for monitoring and analysis. This could include metrics such as temperature readings, humidity levels, or other relevant data points that the device measures.

Commands are actions that the cloud can send to the device, allowing it to perform specific tasks or operations. For instance, a command might instruct a device to start a particular function, such as adjusting a thermostat or activating a security camera.

Properties are used to define the state or configuration of the device. They allow communication of the device's current status back to the cloud or enable changes to be pushed from the cloud to the device. This could include settings such as device firmware versions or configuration settings that need to be updated or retrieved.

While the other options contain some relevant terms, they do not accurately capture the standard combination of capability types typically found within a Device Template in Azure IoT. For instance, Event History is not a direct capability type in the same way that Commands and Properties are structured within the Device Template framework