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  1. What is TIBCO Cloud Integration primarily based on?

    Answer: A cloud-hosted version of TIBCO BusinessWorks with browser-based development and one-click deployment

    TIBCO Cloud Integration is a cloud-based iPaaS that leverages the BusinessWorks engine, allowing developers to design, test, and deploy integrations entirely in a browser with minimal infrastructure management.

  2. Which connectivity feature of TIBCO Cloud Integration allows it to reach on-premises systems behind a firewall?

    Answer: TIBCO Connect (on-premises agent) that creates an outbound tunnel to the TCI cloud, avoiding firewall changes

    TIBCO Connect is a lightweight agent installed on-premises that establishes an outbound secure tunnel to the TCI cloud, allowing integration flows to call on-premises services without requiring inbound firewall rules.

  3. How does TIBCO Cloud Integration handle scaling of deployed integration applications?

    Answer: Automatically scaling instances up or down based on inbound workload metrics, configurable via scaling policies in the TCI console

    TCI supports automatic horizontal scaling where the platform monitors throughput and latency metrics and spins up or down application instances within configured min/max bounds without manual intervention.

  4. What is the role of the App Registry in TIBCO Cloud Integration?

    Answer: A central catalogue of deployed integration applications and their versions, enabling lifecycle management and rollback

    The App Registry in TCI tracks all deployed applications, their version history, and runtime status, allowing teams to manage deployments, roll back to previous versions, and monitor health centrally.

  5. Which protocol does TIBCO Cloud Integration use to expose integration flows as APIs to external consumers?

    Answer: REST/HTTP with OpenAPI (Swagger) specification used to define and publish the API contract

    TCI integration flows can be exposed as RESTful APIs defined by an OpenAPI 2.0 (Swagger) specification, enabling standard HTTP/JSON consumption by API clients.

  6. What does the TIBCO Cloud Integration Monitor tab provide?

    Answer: Real-time visibility into running process instances, error logs, throughput metrics, and individual message traces

    The Monitor tab in TCI gives operators a live view of process instance health, execution logs, per-message traces, throughput charts, and error alerts for all deployed integration applications.

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