Using Encryption Keys
Find out how to use encryption keys to help secure Big Data Service.
Describes how to use customer-managed encryption keys with Big Data Service clusters, and if you're using customer-managed encryption keys, how to update encryption after rotating the key, switch to another customer-managed encryption key, or switch to Oracle-managed encryption keys.
About Encryption Key Management on Big Data Service Clusters
The Big Data Service provides the following encryption options:
- Oracle-managed encryption keys
- Customer-managed encryption keys
To create a Big Data Service cluster using KMS key complete the following.
- Create vault, and then create encryption key in the vault in your tenancy. See To create a new vault and To create a new master encryption key .
- Create IAM policies around KMS key. See Creating IAM Policies for Block Storage Encryption using KMS key and Creating IAM Policies for Object Storage Encryption using KMS key.
- Create Big Data Service cluster selecting the KMS key. See Creating a Cluster.
Oracle-Managed Encryption Keys
By default cluster use Oracle-managed encryption keys. Using Oracle-managed keys, Big Data Service creates and manages the encryption keys that protect your cluster.