IICS Certification API Management in IICS

Question 1

What is the IICS API Center used for?

Accepted Answer

Publishing, managing, securing, and monitoring APIs built on IICS Application Integration processes

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Storing integration credentials

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Designing data mappings for REST sources

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Running mass ingestion jobs via HTTP

Question 2

In IICS API Center, what is an 'API Collection'?

Accepted Answer

A set of related APIs grouped together for joint publication, versioning, and access control

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A library of pre-built connector adapters

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A collection of Secure Agent configurations

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A folder of mapping objects

Question 3

Which security policy can be applied to an API in IICS API Center to require callers to supply a valid key?

Accepted Answer

API Key policy

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IP filtering policy

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JWT Bearer Token policy

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SAML assertion policy

Question 4

What is 'rate limiting' in IICS API Center?

Accepted Answer

Controlling the number of API requests a consumer can make in a given time period

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Limiting the number of columns returned per API response

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Restricting API access to specific geographic regions

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Limiting the size of payload a process can handle

Question 5

In IICS, how is an Application Integration process exposed as a public API endpoint?

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By binding the process to a REST endpoint and publishing it through API Center

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By deploying it to a Secure Agent with a public IP

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By exporting the process WSDL and hosting it on a web server

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By converting the process to an OpenAPI spec manually

Question 6

What does 'API versioning' in IICS API Center allow teams to do?

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Maintain multiple versions of an API simultaneously, allowing consumers to migrate at their own pace

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Track changes to data schemas in the source database

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Roll back failed job runs to a previous state

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Version control mapping objects in a Git repository