問題文
A team has written a Mule application that implements an orders API, and the platform team has created an API instance for it in API Manager. The team wants the policies configured on that instance to take effect on the calls that reach the Mule application, and it does not want to deploy a separate proxy in front of it. What does auto-discovery do for them?
選択肢
- It registers the running Mule application with the API instance so that the gateway inside that runtime enforces the instance's policies and reports its traffic, which removes the need for a separate proxy deployment in front of it
- It creates the API instance in API Manager from the specification that the Mule application implements so that the platform team does not have to add that instance by hand at all
- It copies the instance's policy configuration into the Mule application's deployable archive at build time so that the policies travel with the artifact and take effect wherever that artifact is later deployed
- It publishes the Mule application's endpoint address to Exchange so that consuming teams can find where the implementation is running and call it there