aws:security:kms:aws-managed-vs-customer-managed
AWS-managed Keys vs Customer-managed Keys
What it is: Two common ownership models for KMS keys.
What it’s for: Choose the right control level for encryption.
AWS-managed key:
- Created and managed by AWS for an AWS service.
- Simpler, less control.
Customer-managed key (CMK):
- You create and manage key settings and policies.
- More control over access, rotation, and auditing.
Exam cues:
- “must control who can use the key” → Customer-managed key.
- “simplest encryption option” → AWS-managed key (often acceptable).
Hard words:
- *ownership* /ˈoʊnərʃɪp/: quyền sở hữu
- *rotation* /roʊˈteɪʃn/: xoay vòng khóa
- *control level* /kənˈtroʊl ˈlevl/: mức độ kiểm soát
aws/security/kms/aws-managed-vs-customer-managed.txt · Last modified: by phong2018
