Which command would you utilize to install a Puppet module with a specific version?

To install a Puppet module with a specific version, the most appropriate command is 'puppet module install'. This command allows users to specify the module they want to install along with its version. When using this command, you can provide the module's name followed by the version number, enabling precise control over which version of the module is installed in your Puppet environment. This is particularly useful when you need to ensure compatibility with your existing configurations or if a newer version introduces changes that you want to avoid.

The other commands serve different purposes: 'puppet module add' is not a valid Puppet command; 'puppet module create' is used for creating a new module but does not facilitate installation; and 'puppet module update' is meant for updating installed modules to their latest versions rather than installing new ones. Therefore, 'puppet module install' is clearly the correct choice for installing a specific version of a module.