Q: 13
What is the relationship between an API provider and an API proxy in the API Management capability
within SAP Integration Suite?
Options
Discussion
Option B is it. The API proxy provides the unique URL and basically shields the backend API (the provider) from direct exposure. Pretty sure SAP exam questions like this only want that main separation between proxy and provider, but correct me if you see it differently.
Option B matches what I saw in similar practice sets-clear question too.
C vs B? Bit confusing since C looks tempting, but I think it's a trap-the proxy issues the URL, not the provider.
Hard to say, B. In SAP Integration Suite, the API proxy exposes the unique URL that consumers use while acting as a layer between users and the backend provider. The provider just hosts the original service. I think this matches standard SAP API Management setup but open to other thoughts.
C , since the API provider could be seen as the one supplying the endpoint URL to the proxy during setup. Might be overthinking the wording, but that's how I see it.
C vs B? Proxy gives the URL to consumers, not the provider, but C looks tricky.
Pretty sure B hits the mark for SAP Integration Suite. The API proxy exposes a new URL and sits in front of the actual provider, acting as a façade. This is covered in official SAP guides and practice tests if you want extra confirmation. Agree?
C or B but pretty sure it's B, proxy gives the unique URL, provider is just backend setup trap.
C tbh, since provider handles the endpoint setup. Feels like a common trap with proxies.
B
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