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Which statement is true regarding API Analytics Dashboards?

  1. Data from multiple Catalogs cannot be visualized on a single dashboard.
  2. A visualization should be created and saved after creating a custom dashboard.
  3. A single dashboard may be created that includes data from multiple Catalogs.
  4. All users have the ability to create custom dashboards.

Answer(s): C

Explanation:

API Analytics Dashboards: In IBM API Connect, analytics dashboards provide insights into API usage, performance, and trends. These dashboards are essential for monitoring and optimizing API strategies.
Multiple Catalogs: IBM API Connect allows the creation of a single dashboard that can aggregate and visualize data from multiple catalogs. This feature is particularly useful for organizations that manage APIs across different environments or stages (e.g., development, testing, production). Visualization Creation: While visualizations are an integral part of dashboards, they can be created and saved at any time, not necessarily after creating a custom dashboard. User Permissions: The ability to create custom dashboards may be restricted based on user roles and permissions. Not all users may have the necessary permissions to create custom dashboards. Data Aggregation: By including data from multiple catalogs in a single dashboard, API providers can gain a comprehensive view of their API ecosystem, making it easier to identify patterns, detect anomalies, and make informed decisions.


Reference:

IBM API Connect documentation on analytics and dashboard creation. Best practices for API management and monitoring in IBM API Connect.



Which statement is correct about migration of a subscribed external application to a new Product?

  1. A Community Manager manages migration of a subscribed external application to a new Product.
  2. The admin of a Developer Portal can enforce the migration to a new Product.
  3. The Consumer manages migration of their subscribed application to a new Product.
  4. The Plans of the new product should be the same or less restrictive than those of the original Product.

Answer(s): C

Explanation:

Consumer Responsibility: In IBM API Connect, the consumer (or developer) who has subscribed to an API Product is responsible for managing the migration of their subscribed application to a new Product. This ensures that the consumer has control over their application's dependencies and can test the new Product before fully migrating.
Migration Process: When a new Product is introduced, consumers need to subscribe to the new Product and update their application configurations to use the new API endpoints and plans. This process involves:
Reviewing the new Product's documentation and capabilities.
Testing the new Product in a staging environment.
Updating application code and configurations to point to the new Product's endpoints. Subscribing to the new Product through the Developer Portal.

Role of Admins and Community Managers:
Admins: While the admin of a Developer Portal can facilitate the migration process by providing necessary tools and support, they do not enforce the migration. Community Managers: They manage the overall community and can provide guidance, but the actual migration task is performed by the consumer.
Product Plans: The plans of the new Product do not necessarily have to be the same or less restrictive than those of the original Product. The new Product may offer different plans with varying levels of access and features.


Reference:

IBM API Connect documentation on managing API Products and subscriptions. Best practices for API consumer management and migration in IBM API Connect.



Which statement is true about API properties?

  1. API properties are pre-defined.
  2. Values of API properties can be changed during runtime.
  3. A property can have a Catalog specific value.
  4. If Spaces are enabled, a property can have a Space specific value.

Answer(s): C

Explanation:

API Properties: In IBM API Connect, API properties are configuration settings that can be used to customize the behavior of APIs. These properties can be defined at various levels, including the API, Product, and Catalog levels.
Catalog-Specific Values: A property can be assigned a specific value for each Catalog. This allows for different configurations and behaviors of the same API when deployed in different Catalogs. For example, an API might have different endpoint URLs or security settings in development, testing, and production environments.
Runtime Changes: While some properties can be modified at runtime, this is not a general rule for all API properties. The ability to change property values at runtime depends on the specific property and its configuration.
Pre-defined Properties: API properties can be both pre-defined and custom-defined. Pre-defined properties are provided by IBM API Connect, while custom properties can be created by API developers to suit specific needs.
Spaces and Properties: If Spaces are enabled, properties can indeed have Space-specific values. This allows for further granularity in configuration, enabling different settings within the same Catalog based on the Space.


Reference:

IBM API Connect documentation on API properties and their configurations. Best practices for managing API properties in IBM API Connect.



The security team will allow OIDC to be used for Portal access.
Which two OIDC provider types are available out of the box?

  1. Azure
  2. Github
  3. Instagram
  4. Facebook
  5. IBM Cloud

Answer(s): A,E

Explanation:

In IBM API Connect v10.0.3, OpenID Connect (OIDC) is a widely used authentication mechanism that allows clients to verify the identity of users based on the authentication performed by an authorization server. API Connect supports various OIDC providers for portal access to integrate with third-party identity providers. Out of the box, API Connect v10.0.3 comes with support for Azure Active Directory (Azure AD) and IBM Cloud as pre-configured OIDC providers. Azure AD is one of the most commonly used OIDC providers, especially in enterprise environments using Microsoft's cloud services.
IBM Cloud Identity and Access Management (IAM) also provides built-in OIDC support within the IBM ecosystem, making it a natural integration point for users of IBM Cloud services. These built-in integrations simplify the configuration and management of OIDC providers without requiring additional custom configuration.


Reference:

IBM API Connect v10.0.3 - Now Available
Developer User Experience with API Connect






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