AWS Key Management Service - Beginner
AWS Key Management Service (AWS KMS) is a managed service that makes it easy for you to create and control the encryption keys used to encrypt your data.
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This course includes
- 4 Modules
- 8 Videos
- 12 Practices
- Full-time access
- Mobile & Tablet access
- Course Certificate
What you'll learn
- Essential concepts of AWS KMS
- Key management
- Key creation
- Use of aliases
- Security concepts
- Authentication and access control
- How KMS integrates with the rest of services
- Policy management
- Key types and uses
- IAM and KMS policies
Course Contents
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AWS Key Management Service (KMS) is an Amazon Web Services key management service that allows users to create and control the encryption keys used to encrypt data in AWS. With KMS, users can create, import, and manage
To get started with AWS KMS, create an AWS KMS key. The topics in this module explain how to manage a basic KMS key, a symmetric encryption KMS key, from creation to deletion. It includes topics on editing and viewing keys.
To use AWS KMS, you must have credentials that AWS can use to authenticate your requests. The credentials must include permissions to access AWS resources: AWS KMS keys and aliases. No AWS principal has permissions for a KMS key.
AWS KMS supports several types of KMS keys: symmetric encryption keys, symmetric HMAC keys, asymmetric encryption keys, and asymmetric signing keys. KMS keys differ because they contain different cryptographic key material.