You have a simple Terraform configuration containing one virtual machine (VM) in a cloud provider. You run terraform apply and the VM is created successfully.
What will happen if you terraform apply again immediately afterwards without changing any Terraform code?
If you run terraform apply again immediately afterwards without changing any Terraform code, Terraform will compare the desired state with the actual state of the infrastructure as recorded in the state file. Since there are no changes, Terraform will report that there are no differences and won't apply any changes. Therefore, nothing will happen.
If you run terraform apply again immediately afterwards without changing any Terraform code, Terraform will compare the desired state with the actual state of the infrastructure as recorded in the state file. Since there are no changes, then Terraform will report that there are no differences and won't do anything.
Nothing. If the desired state in state file is same as current state, no changes will happen
Nothing without changing the configuration file, the state file or desired state.
D is the correct answer. Terraform would refresh and see that the current state and the desired state are the-same and hence would do nothing
keyword: Idempotent
Nothing. Answer is D
nothing change hence do nothing
Nothing
D-Nothing