Question 1

You are writing a child Terraform module that provisions an AWS instance. You want to reference the IP address returned by the child module in the root configuration. You name the instance resource "main'. Which of these is the correct way to define the output value?

Options :

A :

B :

C :

D :

Answer: D

Question 2

How does Terraform determine dependencies between resources?

Options :

A : Terraform requires resource dependencies to be defined as modules and sourced in order

B :

Terraform automatically builds a resource graph based on resources provisioners, special meta-parameters, and the stale file (if present}

C :

Terraform requires resources in a configuration to be listed m the order they will be created to determine dependencies

D : Terraform requires all dependencies between resources to be specified using the depends_on parameter

Answer: B

Question 3

You have deployed your network architecture in AWS using Terraform. A colleague recently logged in to the AWS console and made a change manually and now you need to be sure your Terraform state reflects the new change.

What command should you run to update your Terraform state?

Options :

A : terraform plan -out=refresh

B : terraform apply -refresh-only

C : terraform init -upgrade

D : terraform get -update

Answer: B

Question 4

Which of the following statements best describes the purpose of Terraform?

Options :

A : Terraform is a configuration management tool used for provisioning and managing infrastructure as code.

B : Terraform is a cloud service provided by HashiCorp for deploying applications.

C : Terraform is a platform for managing software development projects.

D : Terraform is a programming language used for frontend development.

Answer: A

Question 5

You are using Terraform to manage resources in Azure. Due to unique requirements, you need to specify the version of the Azure provider so it remains the same until newer versions are thoroughly tested.

What block would properly configure Terraform to ensure it always installs the same Azure provider version?

Options :

A : terraform {

required_providers {

azurerm = {

source = "hashicorp/azurerm"

version = "2.90.0"

}

B : data "azurerm" {

source = "hashicorp/azurerm"

version = 2.90.0

}

C : required_providers {

azurerm = {

source = "hashicorp/azurerm"

version = "2.90.0"

}

D : provider "azurerm" {

source = "hashicorp/azurerm"

version = "2.90.0"

}

Answer: A

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