Waymark / Routes / min.io Enable server-side encryption on a MinIO bucket with mc encrypt set (SSE-S3 or SSE-KMS)
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Documented steps SSE-S3 (MinIO auto-managed key): mc encrypt set sse-s3 myminio/bucket SSE-KMS (external KMS key): mc encrypt set sse-kms <key-id> myminio/bucket Confirm: mc encrypt info myminio/bucket Official docs: https://min.io/docs/minio/linux/reference/minio-mc/mc-encrypt-set.html Known gotchas Syntax is mc encrypt set <sse-type> [key-id] TARGET; sse-kms requires the key-id argument. sse-kms requires a configured KMS (MinIO KES or external); sse-s3 is the simplest and needs no KMS. SSE-C (customer-provided keys) cannot be set as a bucket default via this command - it is per-object and key material is supplied at request time. Existing objects are unaffected by a config change; only new writes use the new encryption setting. mc encrypt set expects the value like 'sse-kms' or 'sse-s3'; an unrecognized type is rejected.
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