Which of the following statements describe the secrets engine in Vault? (Choose three.)

Secrets engines like the Key/Value (KV) secrets engine are designed primarily for storing and retrieving arbitrary secrets, functioning much like a secure key-value store.

Secrets engines can be disabled using the `vault secrets disable` command, which removes the engine and all its associated data.

Vault provides a plugin interface that allows users to develop and integrate their own custom secrets engines, extending Vault's capabilities beyond the built-in types.

Each secrets engine is mounted at a specific path (e.g., `secret/`, `aws/`), and its operations are confined to that path, providing logical isolation and allowing for distinct configurations and policies.

Many secrets engines, particularly the KV secrets engine, can be enabled multiple times at different paths, with each instance having its own isolated data and configuration.