After issuing the command to delete a secret, you run a vault kv list command but the secret still exists. What command would permanently delete this secret from Vault?
1. $ vault kv delete kv/applications/app01
2. Success! Data deleted (if it existed) at: kv/applications/app01
3. $ vault kv list kv/applications
4. Keys
5. ----
6. app01

• A.vault kv metadata delete kv/applications/app01
• B.vault kv delete -all kv/applications/app01
• C.vault kv delete -force kv/applications/app01
• D.vault kv destroy -versions=1 kv/applications/app01

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To prepare for day-to-day operations, the root token should be safety saved outside of Vault in order to administer Vault

• A.False
• B.True

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What is the result of the following Vault command?
vault auth enable userpass

• A.Imports usernames and passwords from LDAP to the local database
• B.allows Vault to access usernames and passwords stored in a second Vault cluster
• C.Enables Vault to use external services to authenticate clients to Vault
• D.mounts the userpass auth method to the default path

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Which of the following best describes the storage backend?

• A.configures client interaction with a cloud storage service, such as Amazon S3
• B.configures the location for storage of Vault data
• C.selects the type of storage the Vault node runs on, such as SSD or traditional spinning hard drive
• D.Encrypts the hard drives of the server which Vault is running on

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When administering Vault on a day-to-day basis, why is logging in with the root token, as shown below, a bad idea? (select two).

• A.the root token isn't a secure way of logging into Vault
• B.the root token is attached to the root policy, which likely provides too many privileges to a user
• C.the root token should be revoked and not used on a day-to-day basis
• D.It's easier to just use the root token than to configure additional auth methods

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