A. To manually set API latency thresholds
B. To dynamically configure API behavior based on the deployment environment
C. To define environment-specific endpoints
D. To assign API ownership to specific developers
A. Direct Link
B. Domain Name System
C. Transit Gateway
D. Power Edge Router
A. IBM-managed encryption
B. Custom encryption
C. Provider-managed encryption
D. Client-managed encryption
A. The ability to download a physical copy of the API for offline browsing
B. Mandatory user feedback far every API call made
C. APIs organized by the date they were created
D. Interactive API testing tools within the documentation
A. To update the operating system of the server hosting IBM API Connect
B. To manage the lifecycle of APIs, including creation, testing, and deployment
C. For performing network configuration and troubleshooting
D. To directly interact with the underlying database for data manipulation
A. IP whitelisting
B. JWT validation
C. Rate limiting
D. Cross-site scripting prevention
A. RSA key exchange
B. Passive Peer Detection
C. Post-shared key
D. Perfect Forward Secrecy (PFS)
A. Akamai and Cloudflare
B. Cloudflare and Fastly
C. CDN 77 and CloudFront
D. Limelight and KeyCDN
A. Add necessary resources using CLI
B. Destroy necessary resources using IBM Cloud Console
C. Add necessary resources using IBM Cloud Schematics
D. Destroy all resources and recreate them
A. By performing load testing directly in the production environment
B. Conducting security vulnerability assessments manually
C. By using the built-in test client for API endpoints
D. Through automated unit tests generated by the platform
