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

Jonas W. · Reviewed almost 5 years ago

通番がちゃんとできていない。

Michel T. · Reviewed almost 5 years ago

Amer I. · Reviewed almost 5 years ago

Very good!

Andrei M. · Reviewed almost 5 years ago

Serge T. · Reviewed almost 5 years ago

Instructions worked well. Nice lab

James Y. · Reviewed almost 5 years ago

Verified all of the configurations but file remained unencrypted. Could have better troubleshooting steps.

Jordan W. · Reviewed almost 5 years ago

I think i did everything right but the file was not encrypted when I fetched it from the s3 bucket,

Tom K. · Reviewed almost 5 years ago

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Sara G. · Reviewed about 5 years ago

This was fun. I recently passed the Solutions Architect exam and learned about EMR, but never got a chance to create an EMR cluster, much less encrypt the data. This was a great learning experience. Thanks.

Pat A. · Reviewed about 5 years ago

concise & good

Ganesh A. · Reviewed about 5 years ago

Coool Stuff

Seth D. · Reviewed about 5 years ago

anatolii b. · Reviewed about 5 years ago

instance size was wrong, tried another instance size but lab didn't work as expected.

Roger F. · Reviewed about 5 years ago

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Gerardo C. · Reviewed about 5 years ago

Lab does a good job introducing encryption, but client side seems heavy handed. Is there another lab that reviews the server side / default encryption that can be configured on S3 and walks through the process of verifying that that is encrypted to unauthorized users?

Owen W. · Reviewed about 5 years ago