A legacy application only supports basic authentication and needs to access a cloud collaboration API that requires OAuth 2.0. The company cannot modify the legacy application. What is the most practical solution?

Ask the API provider to enable basic authentication

Use a webhook to bypass authentication

Store the OAuth token in the legacy application's configuration

Use an API gateway that handles OAuth and forwards requests with a token

A company is designing an integration that requires both real-time presence updates and the ability to send messages. The integration will be used by a large number of users. The company wants to minimize the number of persistent connections. Which approach should they take?

Use WebSocket for presence and REST for messaging

Use WebSocket for both presence and messaging

Use webhooks for presence and REST for messaging

Use REST for both presence and messaging

A collaboration platform exposes a webhook that delivers a JSON payload to a customer's HTTPS endpoint whenever a meeting recording is ready. The customer's endpoint is behind a corporate firewall that only allows outbound HTTPS, and the platform requires the webhook to be authenticated. Which combination should the customer use to receive these notifications reliably?

Use a public HTTPS endpoint that validates the webhook signature using the shared secret provided by the platform.

Poll the platform's REST API every minute to check for new recordings.

Use a WebSocket connection to the platform to receive the notification in real time.

Configure the webhook URL with a pre-shared secret in the query string and use a public HTTPS endpoint.

A company's webhook endpoint receives a POST request from a cloud collaboration platform. The request includes a signature header. The company wants to verify that the request genuinely came from the platform. What should the company do?

Ignore the signature and trust the HTTPS connection

Check the source IP address of the request

Compare the signature with a shared secret using a cryptographic hash

Decode the signature and read the payload

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A collaboration platform exposes a webhook that delivers a JSON payload to a customer's HTTPS endpoint whenever a meeting recording is ready. The customer's endpoint is behind a corporate firewall that only allows outbound HTTPS, and the platform requires the webhook to be authenticated. Which combination should the customer use to receive these notifications reliably?
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A company's webhook endpoint receives a POST request from a cloud collaboration platform. The request includes a signature header. The company wants to verify that the request genuinely came from the platform. What should the company do?
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A company wants to automatically route incoming calls to different agents based on the caller's number. The company's application needs to control the call flow in real time. Which API capability should the application use?

A legacy application only supports basic authentication and needs to access a cloud collaboration API that requires OAuth 2.0. The company cannot modify the legacy application. What is the most practical solution?

A company is designing an integration that requires both real-time presence updates and the ability to send messages. The integration will be used by a large number of users. The company wants to minimize the number of persistent connections. Which approach should they take?

A company's webhook endpoint receives a POST request from a cloud collaboration platform. The request includes a signature header. The company wants to verify that the request genuinely came from the platform. What should the company do?

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