In the context of ForgeRock Identity Gateway, which component is primarily responsible for intercepting incoming HTTP requests and applying filters or handlers based on specific route configurations?

In ForgeRock Identity Gateway, which specific object is used within a route to define a sequence of filters followed by a terminal component that dispatches the request to the protected application?

Which ForgeRock Identity Gateway object is used to capture or store data from a request or response so that it can be used later in the processing flow by other filters or handlers?

In ForgeRock Identity Gateway, which specific filter is used to protect a resource by redirecting unauthenticated users to an OpenID Connect (OIDC) provider for login?

In ForgeRock Identity Gateway, which heap object is used to enable the caching of responses, specifically to improve performance by avoiding redundant backend requests for identical resources?

In the ForgeRock Identity Gateway configuration, what is the purpose of the 'Heap' section?

In ForgeRock Identity Gateway, which specific context is used to track the path of a request as it moves through various filters and handlers, providing a unique identifier for troubleshooting and auditing?

In ForgeRock Identity Gateway, which specialized handler is used to route requests to different destinations based on specific conditions, such as the URI path or a header value?

In ForgeRock Identity Gateway, which filter is specifically designed to modify the content of a request or response body, such as replacing a specific string or rewriting a URL before it is sent to the client?

In ForgeRock Identity Gateway, which object is responsible for defining the 'baseURI' that specifies the target location of the protected application to which the request should be forwarded?

When configuring the ForgeRock Identity Gateway (IG) to perform agentless SSO, which filter is responsible for intercepting the request to check for a valid session token from Access Management (AM)?

In an Identity Gateway (IG) agentless SSO setup, which configuration object is typically used to define the connection details to the AM server, such as the 'amServiceUri' and 'ssoTokenContext'?

In the context of Identity Gateway (IG) architecture, which filter is primarily responsible for preventing a downstream service from being overwhelmed by too many requests by restricting the volume of traffic based on specific criteria?

When configuring a Route in Identity Gateway (IG), which property is used to define the condition that a request must meet, such as matching a specific URI path, for the route to be selected?

In Identity Gateway (IG), which component is typically used within a filter chain to convert an OAuth 2.0 access token into a set of user attributes or a nested OpenID Connect ID token before it reaches the protected application?

When implementing custom logic within an Identity Gateway (IG) route, which engine allows developers to write dynamic logic to intercept and modify requests or responses without compiling Java code?

In Identity Gateway (IG), when integrating with AM Services for Authorization, which filter is responsible for interacting with the Access Management (AM) policy engine to enforce access control decisions on incoming requests?

In Identity Gateway (IG), when using the CaptureFilter to monitor the flow of data, which object is primarily used to record the details of the 'request' and 'response' for debugging or auditing purposes?

In Identity Gateway (IG), when integrating with ForgeRock Access Management (AM), which specific object or filter is typically used to perform the 'Authentication' step by redirecting unauthenticated users to the AM login page and validating the resulting session cookie?

In Identity Gateway (IG), when using the 'ThrottlingFilter' to manage traffic, what is the purpose of the 'rate' property within its configuration?

In the Identity Gateway (IG) configuration, when utilizing the 'AmService' object, which configuration property is essential for defining the base URL of the Access Management instance to allow the gateway to communicate for authentication and authorization tasks?

In Identity Gateway (IG), when configuring authorization via the 'PolicyEnforcementFilter', how does the filter typically identify the user making the request to evaluate policies in Access Management (AM)?

In microservices architectures, which pattern involves a single entry point that accepts all incoming API requests and routes them to the appropriate downstream services based on predefined rules?

In a standard ForgeRock Identity Platform deployment, which port is typically monitored by the Identity Gateway (IG) for incoming traffic from the external network, while communicating with Access Management (AM) via the OpenID Connect (OIDC) protocol?

When configuring integration between ForgeRock Access Management (AM) and Identity Gateway (IG), which specific route configuration component is required to enable the IG to act as an OAuth 2.0 Client or OIDC Relying Party for session validation?

In an Identity Gateway (IG) route configuration integrated with Access Management (AM), which object is used within the 'AmService' heap object to define the base URI of the AM instance for session and policy validation?

In a scenario where Identity Gateway (IG) and Access Management (AM) are integrated using the IG 'PolicyEnforcementFilter', which component is responsible for retrieving the specialized JSON policies from AM to make an allow/deny decision?

When configuring a route in Identity Gateway (IG) that leverages the 'PolicyEnforcementFilter' to secure a protected resource via Access Management (AM), which heap object must be defined to provide the necessary connection details such as the SSO token name and the AM URI?

In the context of Identity Gateway (IG) route configuration, which port is effectively being utilized when the 'handler' of a route is set to a ClientHandler and the 'uri' points to an external HTTPS resource without a specified port in the string?

When configuring a Certification Campaign in Identity Governance, what does 'Remediation' specifically refer to?