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1
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API (Module 1; slide 26)

A

Application Programming Interface

  • Provides info for how to communicate with a software component
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RAML
(Module 1 slide 48)
(ChatGPT definition)

A

RESTful API Modeling Language

  • It’s a language written in YAML, that’s used to design & describe RESTful APIs. It provides a structured way to define API endpoints, methods, parameters and data types.
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JSON
(Module 1 slide 34, 35, 36)

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JavaScript Object Notation

  • A light-weight, text-based data interchange format that is human-readable and easy to parse.
  • It represents data using key-value pairs & supports structures like collections (arrays) & maps (objects), making it ideal for exchanging data between systems.
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XML
(Module 1 slide 31, 34, 35, 36)

A

eXtensible Markup Language

  • Text-based format that is human & machine readable. Uses tags to represent data
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MEL

A

Mule Expression Language

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DW

A

DataWeave

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MUnit

A

Mule Unit Testing Framework

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HTTP (Module 1)

A

Hypertext Transfer Protocol

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SOAP

A

Simple Object Access Protocol

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CI/CD

A

Continuos Integration/Continuos Deployment

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JDBC

A

Java DataBase Connectivity

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FTP/SFTP

A

File Transfer Protocol/Secure File Transfer Protocol

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OAS

A

OpenAPI Specification

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SaaS

A

Software as a Service

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SAP

A

Systems, Applications and Products

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C4E (Module 1; Slide 18)

A

Center for Enablement

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17
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WSDL

A

Web Services Description Language

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REST (Module 1; Slide 33)

A

Representational State Transfer

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OAuth (Module 1)

A

Open Authorization

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SAML (Module 1)

A

Security Assertion Markup Language

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JWT (Module 1)

A

JSON Web Token

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URI

A

Uniform Resource Identifier

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URL

A

Uniform Resource Locator

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LoB IT

A

Line of Business Information Technology

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25
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ARC (module 1: slide 44)

A

Advanced REST Client

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CRUD

A

Create, Read, Update, Delete

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ESB/SOA

A

Enterprise Service Bus/Service-Oriented Architecture

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28
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Pub/Sub

A

Publish/Subscibe

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ETL

A

Extract, Transform, Load

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30
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API Mgmt

A

API Management

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31
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B2B
(Module 2, slide 5)

A

Business to Business

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32
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IoT

A

Internet of Things

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33
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iPaaS

A

Integration Platform as a Service

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34
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On-prem

A

On-premises systems

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35
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IDE
(Module 2 slide 2)

A

Integrated Development Environment

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36
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SLA
(Module 2 slide 2)

A

Service Level Agreement

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37
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SSL
(Module 2 slide 2)

A

Secure Sockets Layer

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38
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Ops
(Module 2 slide 6

A

Operations

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39
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DevOps
(Module 2 slide 6)

A

Development Operations

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40
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KPIs
(Module 2 slide 11)

A

Key Performance Indicators

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41
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OData
(Module 2 slide 19)

A

Open Data Protocol

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42
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S3
(Module 2 slide 19)

A

Simple Storage Service

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43
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AsyncAPI
(Module 2 slide 20)

A

Asynchronous API

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44
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JMS
(Module 2 slide 30)
(Part 2 module 12 slide 27)

A

Java Message Service

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45
Q

CRM
(Module 3 slide 3)

A

Customer Relationship Management

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46
Q

YAML
(Module 3 slide 9)

A

YAML Ain’t Markup Language

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47
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ID
(Module 3 slide 18)

A

Identifier

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48
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WS
(Module 4 slide 2)

A

Web Service

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49
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src
(Module 4 slide 2)

A

Source

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50
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JRE
(Module 4 slide 2)

A

Java Runtime Environment

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51
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pom.xml
(Module 4 slide 2)

A

Project Object Model

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52
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SMTP
(Module 4 slide 9)

A

Simple Mail Transfer Protocol

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53
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apdev
(Module 4 slide 10)

A

Application Development

54
Q

mua
(Module 4 slide 10)

A

Mule Application

Or

Mule API

55
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var
(Module 4 slide 11)

A

Variable

56
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sql
(Module 4 slide 12)

A

Structured Query Language

57
Q

CDATA
(Module 4 slide 12)

A

Character Data

58
Q

db
(Module 4 slide 12)

A

Database

59
Q

ee
(Module 4 slide 12)

A

Enterprise Edition

60
Q

Execute DDL
(Module 4 slide 18)

A

Execute Data Definition Language

61
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MySQL
(Module 4 slide 20)

A

My Structured Query Language

62
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Lang
(Module 4 slide 23)

A

Language

63
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CPU
(Module 5 slide 2)

A

Central Processing Unit

64
Q

PaaS
(Module 5 slide 5)

A

Platform as a Service

65
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AWS
(Module 5 slide 5)

A

Amazon Web Service

66
Q

VMs
(Module 5 slide 5)

A

Virtual Machines

67
Q

DNS
(Module 5 slide 6)

A

Domain Name System

68
Q

PCI
(Module 5 slide 6)

A

Payment Card Industry

69
Q

HiTrust
(Module 5 slide 6)

A

Health Information Trust Alliance

70
Q

SSAE-16
(Module 5 slide 6)

A

Statement on Standards for Attestation Engagement No. 16

71
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JVM
(Module 5 slide 7)

A

Java Virtual Machine

72
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SFDC
(Module 5 slide 9)

A

Salesforce.com

73
Q

Ext-Web-API
(Module 5 slide 9)

A

External Web API

74
Q

devx
(Module 5 slide 10)

A

Developer Experience

75
Q

vCore
(Module 5 slide 13)

A

Virtual Core (singular)

76
Q

vCores
(Module 5 slide 13)

A

Virtual Cores (plural)

77
Q

VPCs
(Module 5 slide 14)

A

Virtual Private Clouds

78
Q

SLA Tiers
(Module 5 slide 18)

A

Service Level Agreement Tiers

79
Q

IP
(Module 5 slide 22)

A

Internet Protocol

80
Q

LDAP
(Module 5 slide 22)

A

Lightweight Directory Access Protocol

81
Q

Charset
(Part 2 module 1 slide 2)

A

Character set

82
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HTML
(Part 2 module 1 slide 6)

A

HyperText Markup Language

83
Q

custId
(Part 2 module 1 slide 6)

A

Customer ID

84
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UTF
(Part 2 module 1 slide 10)

A

Unicode Transformation Format

85
Q

Org
(Part 2 module 1 slide 10)

A

Organization

86
Q

TCP
(Part 2 module 1 slide 14)

A

Transmission Control Protocol

87
Q

Iname
(Part 2 module 1 slide 15)

A

Instance name

88
Q

Fname
(Part 2 module 1 slide 15)

A

Flow or Function name

89
Q

MIME
(Part 2 module 1 slide 22)

A

Multipurpose Internet Mail Extensions

90
Q

OS
(Part 2 module 1 slide 28)

A

Operating System

91
Q

util
(Part 2 module 1 slide 29)

A

Utility

92
Q

abs
(Part 2 module 1 slide 33)

A

Absolute value function

93
Q

ceil
(Part 2 module 1 slide 33)

A

Ceiling function

94
Q

JAR
(Part 2 module 2 slide 16)

A

Java Archive

95
Q

RTF
(Part 2 module 2 slide 17)

A

Runtime fabric

96
Q

QA
(Part 2 module 2 slide 23)

A

Quality assurance

97
Q

META-INF
(Part 2 module 2 slide 26)

A

Metadata

98
Q

xmlns
(Part 2 module 2 slide 28)

A

xml namespace

99
Q

pojo
(Part 2 module 2 slide 31)

A

Plain old Java object

100
Q

EC2
(Part 2 module 3 slide 6)

A

Elastic Compute Cloud

101
Q

RDS
(Part 2 module 3 slide 6)

A

Relational Database Service

102
Q

SNS
(Part 2 module 3 slide 6)

A

Simple Notification Service

103
Q

MQ
(Part 2 module 3 slide 6)

A

Message Queue

104
Q

FTPS
(Part 2 module 3 slide 6)

A

File Transfer Protocol Secure

105
Q

HDFS
(Part 2 module 3 slide 6)

A

Hadoop Distributed File System

106
Q

MSMQ
(Part 2 module 3 slide 6)

A

Microsoft Message Queuing

107
Q

HL7
(Part 2 module 3 slide 7)

A

Health Level 7

108
Q

AS/400
(Part 2 module 3 slide 7)

A

Application System/400

109
Q

regex
(Part 2 module 4 slide 13)

A

Regular Expression

110
Q

WSC
(Part 2 module 5 slide 2)

A

Web Service Consumer

111
Q

Element DSL
(Part 2 module 5 slide 6)

A

Element Domain Specific Language

112
Q

UID
(Part 2 module 5 slide 45)

A

Unique Identifier

113
Q

ms
(Part 2 module 5 slide 56)

A

milliseconds

114
Q

KB
(Part 2 module 5 slide 56)

A

kilobytes

115
Q

GUI
(Part 2 module 6 slide 2)

A

Graphical User Interface

116
Q

DWL
(Part 2 module 6 slide 8)

A

DataWeave Language

117
Q

CSV
(Part 2 module 6 slide 15)

A

Comma-Separated Values

118
Q

xlsx
(Part 2 module 6 slide 15)

A

Excel SpreadSheet (Open XML Format)

119
Q

Enum
(Part 2 module 6 slide 41)

A

Enumeration

120
Q

docs
(Part 2 module 6 slide 42)

A

Documents or Documentation

121
Q

CharCode
(Part 2 module 6 slide 51)

A

Character Code

122
Q

charCodeAt
(Part 2 module 6 slide 51)

A

Character Code At

123
Q

tmp
(Part 2 module 7 slide 6)

A

Temporary

124
Q

Dir
(Part 2 module 7 slide 6)

A

Directory

125
Q

Cron
(Part 2 module 7 slide 21)

A

Cron Expression

126
Q

PTP
(Part 2 module 7 slide 27)

A

Point-to-Point

127
Q

ActiveMQ
(Part 2 module 7 slide 29)

A

Active Message Queue

128
Q

LOG
(Part 2 module 8 slide 2)

A

Logger

129
Q

I/O
(Part 2 module 8 slide 13)

A

Input/Output

130
Q

cname
(Part 2 module 8 slide 14)

A

Canonical Name

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