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How to encrypt an Oracle Cloud bucket using customer-managed keys stored in OCI Vault
1. Create a key in the vault
2. Add policy
We'll need a new IAM policy to allow the buckets to use the Vault keys:
allow service objectstorage-us-ashburn-1 to use keys in tenancy
Info: you can swap the objectstorage-us-ashburn-1 with blockstorage to enable encryption using customer-managed keys on block volumes
3. Create a bucket with customer-managed keys encryption
You can also edit a current bucket to use the customer-managed key instead of the default OCI key.
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