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A. Combine JavaScript files to fewer files

B. Combine Images referenced in the HTML into Image sprites

C. Combine Images referenced in CSS files into Image sprites

D. Combine Multiple HTML files to fewer files

E. Combine CSS files to fewer files

A. Concurrency control

B. Request rate-shaping

C. Network-side scripting

D. Load balancing

E. Session persistence

F. Service protection

A. Using a uniform resource locator (URL)

B. Using a unified Web object locator (UWOL)

C. Using a Web resource locator (WRL)

D. Using a SOAP API towards the destination Web server

E. Using a using a Web service, known as "WWW Object Locator"

A. A = Client Processing, B = Post-load actions, C = Server Processing, D = HTTP Requests, E = Load time

B. A = HTTP Requests, B = Client Processing, C = Post-load actions, D = Server Processing, E = Load time

C. A = Client Processing, B = Server Processing, C = Post-load actions, D = Load time, E = HTTP Requests

D. A = Server Processing, B = Client Processing, C = Post-load actions, D = HTTP Requests, E = Load time

A. It allows you to place limits on the rate of certain events per minute.

B. It allows you to place limits on the rate at which all HTTP requests are sent to an application per minute and per second.

C. It allows you to place limits on the rate of certain events per hour.

D. It allows you to place limits on the rate of certain events per second.

E. It allows you to place limits on the rate at which all HTTP requests are send to an application per hour, per minute and second.

A. An Internet service's ability to integrate with compute clouds (and other highly virtualized environments).

B. An Internet service's ability to remain online when some of the underlying components malfunction or fail.

C. An Internet service's ability to scale into a cloud automatically.

D. An Internet service's ability to transfer huge amounts of data.

A. Microsoft-IIS/7.0

B. Microsoft-IIS/6.0

C. Microsoft Sever 2003

D. Microsoft Server 2008

A. The IP address and port of a client machine.

B. The IP address of a virtual server.

C. The IP address of an application server.

D. The IP address and port of an application server.