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In Apigee, to ensure that each environment (orders-test and orders-prod) uses only its assigned URL (test.lnk-42.com/api/v1/orders and lnk-42.com/api/v1/orders respectively), you should attach each environment to its corresponding environment group (test for orders-test and production for orders-prod) and then add each hostname to the appropriate environment group. This approach ensures that requests are correctly routed to the intended environment based on the hostname. Option D correctly describes this process by specifying the attachment of each environment to its respective group and the addition of hostnames to those groups, making it the correct choice.

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You work for an ecommerce company and are designing a new Orders API to be exposed through Apigee. You created two environments in your Apigee organization: `orders-test` and `orders-prod`. You intend to use distinct URLs—`test.lnk-42.com/api/v1/orders` for the test environment and `lnk-42.com/api/v1/orders` for production. How can you ensure each environment exclusively uses its assigned URL?

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Attach orders-test and orders-prod to the orders environment group. 2. Add each hostname to the appropriate environment.

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Attach orders-test and orders-prod to the orders environment group. 2. Add each hostname to the orders environment group.

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Attach orders-test to the test environment group, and attach orders-prod to the production environment group. 2. Add each hostname to the appropriate environment.

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Attach orders-test to the test environment group, and attach orders-prod to the production environment group. 2. Add each hostname to the appropriate environment group.

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