To revoke all leases tied to a specific database role like prod-mysql, the correct command leverages the -prefix flag:
B. vault lease revoke -prefix database/creds/prod-mysql: This command revokes all leases with the prefix database/creds/prod-mysql, which corresponds to credentials generated by the prod-mysql role in the database secrets engine. "To immediately revoke all leases associated with a specific role, the user can run the command vault lease revoke -prefix database/creds/prod-mysql," ensuring targeted revocation without affecting other roles.
Incorrect Options:
A. vault lease revoke database/role/prod-mysql: Incorrect path; roles are at database/roles/, not leases. "Does not specify the correct path for revoking leases."
C. vault revoke: Missing lease subcommand; incorrect syntax. "Does not follow the correct syntax for revoking leases."
D. vault lease revoke database/creds/prod-mysql: Targets a single lease, not all, without -prefix. "Does not include the -prefix flag to revoke all leases."
The -prefix approach ensures comprehensive lease cleanup for the role.
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