Practice exams for Terraform Associate
50 questions · 60 min
- Terraform configuration 11 questions
- Core Terraform workflow 10 questions
- Terraform fundamentals 6 questions
- Terraform modules 5 questions
- Terraform state management 5 questions
- HCP Terraform 5 questions
- Infrastructure as Code (IaC) with Terraform 4 questions
- Maintain infrastructure with Terraform 4 questions
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The 50 questions cover 8 domains: Terraform configuration, Core Terraform workflow, Terraform fundamentals, Terraform modules, Terraform state management, HCP Terraform, Infrastructure as Code (IaC) with Terraform, Maintain infrastructure with Terraform. 25 of them are free, without an account.
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Sample question
Infrastructure as Code (IaC) with Terraform
A new engineer switching from an imperative scripting tool to Terraform asks how Terraform's configuration language works. Which statement correctly explains Terraform's Infrastructure as Code approach?
- Terraform configuration describes the exact sequence of API calls Terraform must execute, in the order they appear in the files
- Terraform configuration is declarative: it describes the intended end state of the infrastructure rather than the steps needed to reach it
- Terraform configuration is imperative: each block executes as a command in file order, like a shell script
- The order in which resource blocks are written in a file determines the order in which Terraform creates the corresponding infrastructure
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Correct answer: B
The Terraform language is declarative, describing an intended goal rather than the steps to reach that goal.
