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Describes a data key that is used to encrypt user data. The data key itself is encrypted by the master key.
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The encrypted data key.
Describes one encryption epoch: a versioned period during which a specific data key is used to encrypt user files.
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The file ID of the encryption meta associated with this epoch.
The data key ID used to encrypt the file.
The timestamp when this epoch was created (Unix time, seconds).
Top-level metadata that describes the encryption info for a keyspace.
The current encryption epoch, containing the active data key.
The master key used to encrypt the data keys in this meta file.
All known data keys for the keyspace, indexed by their data_key_id.
Previous encryption epochs (ordered by creation time), useful for auditing or key recovery.
Describes the encrypted master key and its associated CMEK metadata. With the CMEK info here it's possible to decrypt the master key.
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The KMS vendor (e.g., "aws-kms").
CMEK identifier.
The region of the KMS service, if applicable.
The endpoint of the KMS service, if applicable.
The encrypted master key.