True or False:
The terraform refresh command is used to reconcile the state Terraform knows about (via its state file) with the real-world infrastructure. If the drift is detected between the real-world infrastructure and the last known-state, it will modify the infrastructure to correct the drift.

• A.False
• B.True

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You've set up multiple Vault clusters, one on-premises which is intended to be the primary cluster, and the second cluster in AWS, which was deployed to be used for performance replication. After enabling replication, developers complain that all the data they've stored in the AWS Vault cluster is missing. What happened?

• A.the data was moved to a recovery path after replication was enabled. Use the vault secrets move command to move the data back to its intended location
• B.there is a certificate mismatch after replication was enabled since Vault replication generates its own TLS certificates to ensure nodes are trusted entities
• C.the data was automatically copied to the primary cluster after replication was enabled since all writes are always forwarded to the primary cluster
• D.all of the data on the secondary cluster was deleted after replication was enabled

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Which of the following represents a feature of Terraform Cloud that is NOT free to customers?

• A.private module registry
• B.workspace management
• C.roles and team management
• D.VCS integration

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What are the benefits of using Infrastructure as Code? (select five)

• A.Infrastructure as Code easily replaces development languages such as Go and .Net for application development
• B.Infrastructure as Code allows a user to turn a manual task into a simple, automated deployment
• C.Infrastructure as Code is relatively simple to learn and write, regardless of a user's prior experience with developing code
• D.Infrastructure as Code is easily repeatable, allowing the user to reuse code to deploy similar, yet different resources
• E.Infrastructure as Code provides configuration consistency and standardization among deployments
• F.Infrastructure as Code gives the user the ability to recreate an application's infrastructure for disaster recovery scenarios

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The Terraform language supports a number of different syntaxes for comments. Select all that are supported. (select three)

• A.#
• B./* and */
• C.<* and *>
• D.//

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