Question 1

You join a new team and run terraform plan in a repository without running terraform init first. Which errors might you encounter? (select two)

Options :

A : Error: Invalid configuration syntax indicating problems with the .tf files

B : Error: Terraform version mismatch indicating you need a different Terraform version

C : Error: Backend initialization required indicating the backend hasn't been configured

D : Error: Could not load plugin indicating provider plugins are not installed

E : Error: State file is corrupted indicating the state needs to be recovered

Answer: C,D

Question 2

In HCP Terraform, what is the purpose of using a run trigger?

Options :

A : to require human approval before applying changes in specific workspaces, such as production environments

B : to automatically queue a new run in one workspace after another workspace applies successfully

C : to provide temporary cloud credentials so a workspace can authenticate with least privilege during runs

D : to force a workspace to always run from the newest commit of its VCS branch

Answer: B

Question 3

You have executed a terraform apply using a complex Terraform configuration file. However, a few resources failed to deploy due to incorrect variables. After the error is discovered, what happens to the resources that were successfully provisioned?

Options :

A : Terraform rolls back the configuration due to the error, therefore the resources are automatically destroyed.

B : Terraform deletes the resources on the next run.

C : Resources successfully deployed are marked for replacement.

D : The resources that were successfully provisioned will remain as deployed, and the other resources are marked as tainted.

Answer: D

Question 4

You have developed several new modules to share with the team and need to validate them. You also want to validate the root module. What steps should you take? (select two)

Options :

A : run the terraform test command to validate the modules

B : add .tftest.hcl files with run and assert blocks to each module

C : run the terraform apply command to apply the configuration and execute assertions

D : use the terraform validate command to execute test runs and assertions

E : run terraform plan in each module directory since plans will execute assertions

Answer: A,B

Question 5

Your configuration uses a module stored on a private registry that is configured with this version argument: version = "~> 3.2.0". The registry has versions 3.2.0, 3.2.5, 3.3.0, and 4.0.0 available for this module. Which version will Terraform download during terraform init?

Options :

A : 4.0.0

B : 3.2.5

C : 3.3.0

D : 3.2.0

Answer: B

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