VA-002-P Exam Dumps : HashiCorp Certified: Vault Associate

The kv delete command is like a soft delete which deletes the data for the provided path in the key/value secrets engine. If using K/V Version 2, its versioned data will not be fully removed, but marked as deleted and will no longer be available for normal get requests.

The kv destroy command permanently removes the specified versions' data from the key/value secrets engine. If no key exists at the path, no action is taken. It does not deletes all versions of a secret.

The kv metadata delete command deletes all versions and metadata for the provided key.

Note: (5/27/20) This QUESTION NO: has been recently updated to reflect documentation updates on the HashiCorp website. It seems they have removed the clustering-specific requirements and are now following the standard Enterprise operating system requirements.

Terraform Enterprise currently supports running under the following operating systems for a Clustered deployment:

- Ubuntu 16.04.3 - 16.04.5 / 18.04

- Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7.4 through 7.7

- CentOS 7.4 - 7.7

- Amazon Linux

- Oracle Linux

Clusters currently don't support other Linux variants.

When writing a Vault policy, permissions which can be applied to paths include create, read, update, delete, list, deny, and sudo.

Modify is not one of them.