EMR File System Client-side Encryption Using AWS KMS-managed Keys Reviews

Marvin C. · Reviewed almost 9 years ago

Simon Y. · Reviewed almost 9 years ago

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Rayjan W. · Reviewed almost 9 years ago

Bradley W. · Reviewed almost 9 years ago

easy enough

Victor B. · Reviewed almost 9 years ago

5 starts

Susan J. · Reviewed almost 9 years ago

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Victor W. · Reviewed almost 9 years ago

Not sure why emr was chosen for this lab. Seems like a more complex scenario than is needed. Something more general might have been better.

Jesse B. · Reviewed almost 9 years ago

I learned how to use EMR File System Client-side Encryption using AWS KMS Managed Keys

Mikhail H. · Reviewed almost 9 years ago

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Adam R. · Reviewed almost 9 years ago

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Milay B. · Reviewed almost 9 years ago

Swapnil B. · Reviewed almost 9 years ago

Lou R. · Reviewed almost 9 years ago

Alan C. · Reviewed almost 9 years ago

IAM --> KMS --> Encryption Key: {id: created; alias: specified, I was wondering why don't specify a name but an alias; policy: administrator/users } Security Configuration: specify what to enable; at-rest or in-transit encryption, using what mode(CSE KMS provided by AWS KMS), using what key(predefined). Then hadoop fs can use them

Kang X. · Reviewed almost 9 years ago

Sameer G. · Reviewed almost 9 years ago

Sameer G. · Reviewed almost 9 years ago

i think the details in this lab need to be updated to the changes in the AWS console, hard to follow

Steve C. · Reviewed almost 9 years ago

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Martin T. · Reviewed almost 9 years ago