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| Creating an encryption Key in AWS: | |
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| - Make sure you have an AWS account (if not, sign up – it’s free for one year) | |
| - Click on the IAM (Identity and Access management) section of the dashboard. (list of AWS services) | |
| - Make sure to pick your region before since the keys generated are specific to region and one cannot be made available for every region. | |
| - Click on encryption keys (side bar) and then select “create a key”. | |
| - Give a relevant name and description for your key. (decryption is optional) | Next Step |