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MCIA - Level 1 Exam - Question 67

A Mule application named Inventory uses a persistent object store. The Inventory Mule application is deployed to CloudHub and is configured to use Object Store v2.

Another Mule application named Roomba is being developed to delete values from the Inventory Mule application's persistent object store. The Roomba Mule application will also be deployed to CloudHub.

What is the most direct way for the Roomba Mule application to delete values from the Inventory Mule application's persistent object store with the least latency?

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Correct Answer: A

The most direct way for the Roomba Mule application to delete values from the Inventory Mule application's persistent object store with the least latency is to use the Object Store v2 REST API configured to access the Inventory Mule application's persistent object store. This method provides a direct means of interacting with the object store across different applications deployed on CloudHub.

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Outdoor25Option: A
Dec 27, 2021

Should be A. Cannot be B or D, Object store is different than VM connector and Anypoint MQ. Cannot be C because two mule applications cannot access each others object store unless they belong to same domain. Description does not mention them being in same domain.

Ricky9Option: A
Oct 2, 2021

A is the correct Answer

sanni27Option: A
Jan 13, 2022

Should be A

madgeezerOption: A
Aug 5, 2022

A. Use the Object Store v2 REST API configured to access the Inventory Mule application's persistent object store You can configure a Mule app to use the Object Store REST API to store and retrieve values from an object store in another Mule app. However, Object Store v2 is not designed for app-to-app communication.