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How can we add custom objects to an OpenAPI Specification 2.0?
What capabilities are provided when using the apigee-access node js module? Select all that apply
You need to access API back-end systems authorized by a machine user credential Each API call must connect to the API back-end system with unique credentials You need to keep user credential info securely protected How should you store the credential?
You are implementing Concurrent Rate Limit, Spike Arrest and Quota policies in your proxy You want to make sure the simplest checks run first Using the flow shown in the diagram, which order of operations should you follow?

A cloud customer wants to safeguard their APIs against a sudden increase in traffic. You need to calculate an allowable traffic rate of 100 transactions per second (TPS) What should you do?
Which HTTP method would NOT be used for CRUD operations?
Which plugins are not enabled as part of the default Edge Microgateway installation? Choose 2 answers
You are working with the product owners and uncover an opportunity for new functionality. The product owners ask you to quickly outline the desired functionality. Which approach should you use?
You are building a new API, and have the choice between several names for a particular field. According to Apigee recommended practices, what should you do?
You have a single back end that needs to be exposed to customers using different API request and response payloads You need to allow these different request types without breaking existing implementations What should you do?
