Using Customer-Managed Encryption Keys with Cloud Storage and Cloud KMS Reviews

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Saurabh S. · Reviewed over 5 years ago

in the bonus section on using the REST API there was an authentication error that prevented me from completing. "gcloud auth application-default print-access-token" returned an error

Jay R. · Reviewed over 5 years ago

In task 4, it mentions that you can only see the keys used for encryption via gsutil and not via console. That has changed and if you hover your mouse over Customer Supplied Key it shows you the key used and clicking Customer Supplied Key takes you to the key listed in Security > Cryptographic Keys menu. Please update the lab to reflect the changes. thanks

Danish S. · Reviewed over 5 years ago