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answer 238. You are configuring a remote backend in the terraform cloud. You didn’t create an organization before you do terraform init. Does it work?

related 239. You are configuring a remote backend in the terraform cloud. You didn’t create a workspace before you do terraform init. Does it work?

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61. You applied the infrastructure with terraform apply and you have some tainted resources. You run an execution plan now what happens to those tainted resources?

62. Terraform also does not automatically roll back and destroy the resource during the apply when the failure happens. Why?

66. By default, provisioners that fail will also cause the Terraform apply itself to fail. How do you change this?

79. You are provisioning the infrastructure with the command terraform apply and you noticed one of the resources failed. How do you remove that resource without affecting the whole infrastructure?

81. What is the recommended approach after upgrading terraform?

89. When you are tainting a resource terraform reads the default state file terraform.tfstate. What is the flag you should use to read from a different path?

121. When you are using workspaces where does the Terraform save the state file for the remote state?

124. How do you rename a resource in the terraform state file?

242. You are building infrastructure on your local machine and you changed your backend to remote backend with the Terraform cloud. What should you do to migrate the state to the remote backend?

243. How do you configure remote backend with the terraform cloud?