Waymark / Routes / min.io Enable default server-side encryption (SSE) on a MinIO bucket with mc encrypt set
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Documented steps Set an alias and confirm the bucket exists: mc alias set myaistor ENDPOINT ACCESS SECRET. Enable SSE-S3 (each object encrypted with a per-object key managed by the server): mc encrypt set sse-s3 myaistor/mybucket. Enable SSE-KMS (encrypt using an external KMS key) by passing the key name: mc encrypt set sse-kms KMSKEY myaistor/mybucket. Verify the default encryption config with mc encrypt info myaistor/mybucket. After setting, objects written to the bucket are encrypted automatically using the configured mode. Known gotchas mc encrypt set supports ONLY SSE-S3 and SSE-KMS modes; SSE-C is not available as a bucket default. SSE-KMS requires a configured KMS/KEK (MINIO_KMS_KES_KEY_NAME); without KMS, use sse-s3. Setting default SSE affects all subsequently uploaded objects; existing objects are unaffected until rewritten. Official docs: https://docs.min.io/aistor/reference/cli/mc-encrypt-set/
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