Which two statements about webhooks and APIs are correct? (Choose two.)

In the Juniper Mist architecture, APIs and webhooks serve distinct purposes. APIs operate on a pull model, where a client application must actively request (pull) data from the Mist cloud. This is suitable for configuration tasks or on-demand data retrieval. Conversely, webhooks use a push model. The Mist cloud automatically sends (pushes) a notification to a pre-configured client endpoint when a specific event occurs, enabling real-time updates without constant polling. To ensure service stability and fair use, Mist enforces a default rate limit of 5,000 API calls per organization per hour.

C. There is no explicit hourly limit on the number of webhooks sent; they are triggered by network events, not client requests.

D. Webhooks are used for event notifications (pushing data out), not for configuring Mist objects. Configuration is performed using APIs.

1. Juniper Mist. (n.d.). APIs. Mist Documentation. Retrieved from https://www.mist.com/documentation/category/api/. In the "API" section, it states, "In contrast, with an API, you would need to poll for data very frequently in order to get it in real-time. This is a pull model."

2. Juniper Mist. (n.d.). Webhooks. Mist Documentation. Retrieved from https://www.mist.com/documentation/webhooks/. This document explains, "Webhooks are automated messages sent from apps when something happens... This is a push model."

3. Juniper Mist. (n.d.). API Rate Limiting. Mist Documentation. Retrieved from https://www.mist.com/documentation/api-rate-limiting/. It specifies, "The default rate limit is 5,000 API calls per hour per organization."