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1. With what is an Integration Hub normally, and incorrectly, confused?
Question 1A. Messaging tools such as Slack and MS TeamsB. Data stores such as a Data Warehouse, Data Lake or Data LakehouseC. Network firewallsD. Backup and mirroring systemsE. Source code repositories
2. What is an Integration Hub?
Question 2A. A central store that keeps a copy of all enterprise dataB. A tool for compressing data before transferC. A network device that routes traffic between officesD. A single central place from which instructions are sent to internal and external systems to perform actionsE. A dashboard for monitoring query performance
3. What does an Integration Hub consist of?
Question 3A. Spokes, each of which consists of a number of steps for actionsB. Tables, each of which holds a set of recordsC. Nodes, each of which stores a share of the dataD. Layers, each of which abstracts a data sourceE. Mirrors, each of which replicates a database
4. Which of these is NOT among the generic steps an Integration Hub Spoke can perform?
Question 4A. Run commands on external serversB. Send messages such as Rest or SOAPC. Allow parsersD. Send SQL commands to databasesE. Store the enterprise's historical data for analytics
5. In the SharePoint example for Integration Hub, what is the benefit when 100 users all want to delete a file?
Question 5A. Each user is given a personal copy of SharePointB. The file is deleted once and the other 99 requests are ignoredC. All 100 users can reuse the same Spoke created to delete files in SharePoint instead of repeating every stepD. SharePoint automatically grants all users administrator rightsE. The deletions are queued and processed overnight
6. What does a Spoke for an external system such as SharePoint contain?
Question 6A. Connections, credentials and the actions to be performedB. A full backup of the external system's dataC. The source code of the external systemD. A mirror of the external system's databaseE. The external system's licence agreement
7. Why do most applications, portals and systems now allow the use of Spokes?
Question 7A. Because Spokes make their data larger and richerB. Because Spokes replace the need for user accountsC. Because Spokes remove all security checksD. Because Spokes speed up database queriesE. Because Spokes assist them in limiting the actions performed in their system
8. Which reason is given for why Integration Hubs are needed?
Question 8A. Third-party systems now demand fully custom connectivity from every clientB. Third-party systems no longer allow custom connectivity, so pre-built Spokes are the way forwardC. Data warehouses can no longer store external dataD. Custom connectors are cheaper than pre-built SpokesE. Regulators require every integration to be hand-coded
9. Which of these is NOT listed among the generic Spokes for an Integration Hub?
Question 9A. MS TeamsB. SlackC. JiraD. SalesforceE. Dropbox
10. What benefits do pre-built Spokes in an Integration Hub provide?
Question 10A. Unlimited data extracts from any systemB. Automatic data quality correctionC. No duplicate connections for the same data, no unknown data extracts, and data allowed only within a defined scopeD. Faster hardware performance for external serversE. Elimination of credentials for external systems