Batch tokens are lightweight tokens in Vault, designed for high-performance use cases.
A: They are not persisted to storage, reducing backend load, as confirmed by the batch token tutorial.
C: In Vault Enterprise with DR Replication, batch tokens are replicated and remain valid across clusters when the secondary is promoted, per replication docs.
B: Batch tokens cannot be renewed; they have a fixed TTL, per the service vs. batch token comparison.
D: They cannot create child tokens, lacking features of service tokens.
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