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

Yves A. · Reviewed over 5 years ago

David B. · Reviewed over 5 years ago

ran into multiple issue

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Jonathan F. · Reviewed over 5 years ago

It didn't work. the encryption didnt happen on the bucket

Steve C. · Reviewed over 5 years ago

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Ilias P. · Reviewed over 5 years ago

The steps are out of date particularly in regards to creating S3 buckets.

Eric M. · Reviewed over 5 years ago

Venkatasatheesh P. · Reviewed over 5 years ago

Nice

Arthur N. · Reviewed over 5 years ago

nice lab.. great instructions!

Tim E. · Reviewed over 5 years ago

Gary T. · Reviewed over 5 years ago

It was good. Could have used a little more detail in terms of what was happening with the encryption. A couple of diagrams visualising the nature of the encryption (i.e. highlighting the fact that the EMR cluster was performing the encryption prior to the data being stored) would also very simply explain why the S3 direct call returned encrypted data. So, the conclusion would be greatly aided by a couple of "overview" diagrams.

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