HashiCorp Certified - Vault Associate Course - Exam Tips for Objective 3

The video tutorial covers the assessment of Vault tokens, detailing the different types of tokens available in Vault, such as service, batch, root, and others. It explains the unique features and use cases of each token type, with a focus on the differences between service and batch tokens. The tutorial also provides guidance on using the Vault CLI and token commands, creating and managing root tokens, and understanding token accessors and default TTL. Finally, it offers exam preparation tips for assessing Vault tokens.

Which of the following is NOT a type of token available in Vault?

• Service token

• Session token

• Periodic token

• Batch token

What is a key difference between a service token and a batch token?

• Service tokens cannot be renewed

• Service tokens can be revoked

• Batch tokens are written to storage

• Batch tokens have a TTL

Which command should you practice to understand Vault token options and flags?

• vault login

• vault token

• vault auth

• vault policy

How can you create a root token in Vault?

• Using a service token

• Through a periodic token

• With unsealed keys or recovery keys

• By renewing a batch token

What is the default TTL for a token in Vault if not specified?

• 48 hours

• 768 hours

• 1024 hours

• 24 hours