Online Access Free Okta-Certified-Developer Practice Test

W o t e o owing are C lent Sl e HTTP error co es?

• A.400 (Bad Request)
• B.408 (Request Time Out)
• C.All of these
• D.410 (Gone)
• E.403 (Forbidden)
• F.404 (Not Found)

Okta is NOT having an option for users to self-register into an Okta tenant:

• A.True, as that would mean anyone can register, not only employees, which is a security breach
• B.False and it can be enabled even through a Signln Widget
• C.True, as they would not be able to find out the URL to the tenant, so they cannot find it in the first place
• D.False, as this option comes by default and can,t even be disabled by an admin, only by Okta Support
• E.False, as this option can be enabled on Production accounts (and not only on this type of accounts)

Okta Certified Developer Certification Exam

• A.Part IAuthentication 9%SSO and API Access Management with OIDC and OAuth 18%Lifecycle Management 16%Administrative APIs 20%Debug Techniques 9%Design Principles 18%Okta Hooks 9%Working with the Sign-In widget for Authentication 2%Part IIOnboard new users using Okta,s Management SDK and User and Group APIs 27%Federate an App through OIDC 33%Securing an API using OAuth and Securely accessing an API from a client app using OAuth 20%Implement the Okta Sign-In Widget for Authentication Purposes 20%
• B.Okta Certified Developers are technically proficient at building secure, seamless experiences using Okta APIs and SDKs. Developers have experience working with RESTful APIs and developing web applications. They have general understanding of authentication and authorization standards such as OpenID Connect (OIDC) and OAuth, as well as how Okta supports these standards for building authentication, flexible authorization, and role-base access control. Developers also have experience configuring authorization with API Access Management and implementing Single Sign-On (SSO) with OIDC. They have working knowledge of Okta Lifecycle Management and administrative APIs.
• C.Part I: 45 Discrete Option Multiple Choice QuestionsPart II: Four Performance-Based, Hands-on Use CasesExam takers complete Part I and then are permitted to start Part II.Exam takers are not permitted to return to Part I after they have completed it and submitted their responses for grading.Time allotted: Part I: 60 minutes, Part II: 90 minutesIMPORTANT:Each part is timed separately. Any time left over from Part I does NOT carry over to Part II.Because this is a two-hour and 30 minutes exam, come fully prepared to sit through the entire exam. There is no break between parts I and II of this exam.Exam fee: USD 250 (USD 100 for each subsequent retake)Format: Part I of this exam includes Discrete Option Multiple-Choice (DOMC) items. Part II contains performance-based, hands-on use cases.

Which of the following is / are True?

• A.For web / native / mobile applications where the client secret can,t be stored in the application because it could easily be
• B.The Authorization Code flow is best used by server-side apps where the source code isn,t publicly exposed
• C.The Implicit flow is intended for applications where the confidentiality of the client secret can be guaranteed

Use these method(s) when the client has a client secret. Okta supports the following authentication methods:

• A.All Of these
• B.client_secret_post,
• C.client-secret_jwt,
• D.client-secret_basic,