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SYS-360: Cloud Admin
SYS-360: Cloud Admin
  • SYS-360: Cloud Admin
  • Breakdown
    • Course Overview
  • Labs
    • Lab 1-1: Accessing the AWS Sandbox
    • Lab 1-2: AWS Learner-Lab Set-Up
    • Lab 2-1: Getting Started with Amazon EC2
    • Lab 2-2: EC2 Web Server
    • Lab 2-3: IAM Console
    • Lab 3-1: AWS with CLI
    • Lab 3-2: AWS EC2 with CLI - Lab 2
    • Lab 4-1: S3 Server-side Encryption
    • Lab 4-2: S3 SSE - Client Provided Keys
    • Lab 4-3: Working with EBS
    • Lab 5-1: LAMP Stack in AWS - Part 1
    • Lab 5-2: LAMP Stack in AWS Part 2
    • Lab 5-3: Setting up WordPress on LAMP
    • Assignment 5-1 Protecting Data in Your Application
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  • Create S3 Bucket:
  • Upload file:
  • Create a Customer Managed Key in KMS:
  • Use native S3 SSE (S3 Master Key) to protect a file in S3 Bucket
  • Use native AWS KMS SSE (KMS Master Key) to protect a file in S3 Bucket
  1. Labs

Lab 4-1: S3 Server-side Encryption

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Create S3 Bucket:

Upload file:

Submit screenshot of your S3 bucket with a file stored in it.

Create a Customer Managed Key in KMS:

On the "Key Administrative" page - you need to add the "vocareum" and "vocstartsoft" roles - which are on the second page of listed roles

Again - select "vocareum" and "vocstartsoft" on page 2

Submit screenshot of your KMS key listed in the console:

Use native S3 SSE (S3 Master Key) to protect a file in S3 Bucket

Click Upload to add a file to your S3 Bucket

  • Expand Properties

  • Select "Specify and encryption key"

    • Override bucket settings

    • Select SSE-S3 (this uses AWS's managed key)

    Submit: Screenshot showing properties of a file in your S3 bucket that is encrypted with S3 Master Key:

Use native AWS KMS SSE (KMS Master Key) to protect a file in S3 Bucket

Using the mostly the same process as above - upload another file to your S3 Bucket , but this time protect it using the AWS KMS Master Key you created in Step 2

Submit: Screenshot showing properties of a file in your S3 bucket that is encrypted with your AWS KMS key