Refer to the exhibit. The Cisco Meraki API manages two organizations. In each organization, two independent networks are defined. How many calls to the /organizations/{orgId}/networks endpoint will…

The correct answer is C. 2. The GetAllNetworks function iterates over each organization and calls /organizations/{{orgId}}/networks once per organization. There are 2 organizations, so it makes exactly 2 parallel API calls - one call per orgId. The number of networks within each organization (2 each) is…

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Refer to the exhibit. The Cisco Meraki API manages two organizations. In each organization, two independent networks are defined. How many calls to the /organizations/{orgId}/networks endpoint will be run parallel by the GetAllNetworks function of the API client?

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(44 responses)

A
5% (2)
B
9% (4)
C
84% (37)
D
2% (1)

Explanation

The GetAllNetworks function iterates over each organization and calls /organizations/{{orgId}}/networks once per organization. There are 2 organizations, so it makes exactly 2 parallel API calls - one call per orgId. The number of networks within each organization (2 each) is irrelevant because a single call to the /networks endpoint returns all networks for that org. Therefore, 2 parallel calls are made, not 4 (which would be the case if it called per-network).

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