HashiCorp Certified - Vault Associate Course - Managing Policies Using the CLI

The video tutorial explains how to manage policies in Vault using the CLI. It covers various subcommands such as delete, format, list, read, and write, and provides examples of creating and listing policies. The tutorial also includes a detailed breakdown of the Vault policy command structure, emphasizing the importance of proper formatting and naming conventions.

Which subcommand would you use to remove a policy in Vault?

• write

• read

• delete

• list

What is the purpose of the 'format' subcommand in Vault policy management?

• To list all policies

• To read a policy

• To delete a policy

• To format a policy in canonical form

When creating a new policy, what is the significance of the file path provided in the command?

• It determines the name of the policy

• It indicates the location of the pre-written policy rules

• It specifies where the policy will be stored

• It sets the permissions for the policy

In the Vault command structure, what does the term 'vault policy' signify?

• The permissions of the policy

• The name of the policy

• The type of Vault object to work with

• The location of the policy file

What is the role of the 'write' subcommand in the Vault policy command?

• To list all available policies

• To create or update a policy

• To read the details of a policy

• To delete an existing policy