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Would be nice to be able to encrypt stuff sent to Glacier in such a way that:
(a) We don't need to create an entire archive of a directory tree locally, just to encrypt locally, and
(b) We can decrypt it with any version of any software in the future (Java 10, .NET 6.5, Python on Mac/Linux, you know?) (so... standard PKI-type stuff that isn't subject to the vagaries of how any particular vendor (I'm looking at you, Microsoft) implements it..
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I'm not sure what you're asking for here. This gets uploaded using the encryption methods in the AWS SDK and downloaded the same way. I'm reluctant to add the complexity of third party encryption because I think it would lead to more problems in the long run.
Would be nice to be able to encrypt stuff sent to Glacier in such a way that:
(a) We don't need to create an entire archive of a directory tree locally, just to encrypt locally, and
(b) We can decrypt it with any version of any software in the future (Java 10, .NET 6.5, Python on Mac/Linux, you know?) (so... standard PKI-type stuff that isn't subject to the vagaries of how any particular vendor (I'm looking at you, Microsoft) implements it..
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: