What is the outcome if a client passes through all stages successfully in Vault?

The outcome of a client successfully passing through all stages in Vault is that the client is granted access to secrets and keys. This process involves authentication, authorization, and the retrieval of secrets based on the policies assigned to the client.

When a client completes the authentication stage, Vault verifies their identity. If this is successful and the subsequent stages, like authorization, are also passed, the client is then able to access the requested secrets. This access is controlled based on the policies defined in Vault, ensuring that only the appropriate clients can retrieve sensitive data according to their permissions.

This principles of security and access control are central to Vault's design, emphasizing the need to grant permissions cautiously and ethically. The other options present outcomes that do not align with the design and functionality of Vault; those suggest denying access or logging out, which contradicts the successful completion of all required stages.