What are the HTTPTargetConneclion properties to control network timeouts?

• A.connect.timeout.millis and io.timeoutmillis
• B.response millis and connect.millis
• C.target.timeout and proxy timeout
• D.connect timeout and network timeout

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Which will allow me to set the number of maximum elements to be cached in memory in a particular cache resource?

• A.Specify number of Max Elements In Memory on the Cache Resource definition
• B.Specify max size in KB in Cache Resource definition
• C.It cannot be configured as Apigee manages it internally.
• D.Specify in PopulateCache policy

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You have the following requirements for your API:
* Authenticate users.
* Identify applications.
* Log update events to StackDriver
* Enforce quotas based on Product configurations
* Alert when total API latency exceeds 500 milliseconds
Your Apigee Edge API proxy is currently implemented with the following Proxy Endpoint configuration

• A.Authenticate users.
• B.Authenticate applications
• C.Enforce quotas based on Product configurations
• D.Alert when total API latency exceeds 500 milliseconds
• E.Log update events to StackDriver

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As an API Engineer you are approached late in the day with an emergency request to configure a 2 way TLS connection between Apigee and the backend server. All existing certificates have been revoked. The security team provides you the PEM file for the backend server and your new Apigee TLS certificate. What minimum steps are required to reconfigure 2-way TLS?
Choose 2 answers

• A.Use the KVM to store the contents of the PEM file.
• B.Add the backend servers PEM file to the trust store.
• C.Add your Apigee TLS certificate to the key store.
• D.Add the backend servers PEM file to the key store.
• E.Use the Access Control Policy to reference the PEM file
• F.Add the backend certificate chain to the trust store

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Which statements ate true when the following policy is used?
<SpikeArrest continueOnError="false" name="Arrest">
<Rate>5ps</Rate>
</SpikeArrest>

• A.The continueOnError setting means that normal flow processing will resume even if the traffic exceeds the spike arrest rate
• B.The rate of 5 per second indicates that 5 requests can be made at any time during a second: but the 6th and later requests dunng the same second would be rejected
• C.Spike arrest is calculated separately on each message processor, so you could end up with significantly more than 5 calls in a second
• D.It is possible to make fewer than 5 requests in a second and still cause a spike arrest

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