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        • Performing a Server-Side Encryption - Relational Database Service

          Performing a Server-Side Encryption - Relational Database Service

          If you want to use a user-defined key to encrypt objects to be uploaded, create a key using DEW. RDS supports only symmetric keys. For details, see Creating a CMK.

          Help > Relational Database Service > User Guide > Working with RDS for MySQL > Security and Encryption
        • Performing a Server-Side Encryption - Relational Database Service-RDS for MySQL

          Performing a Server-Side Encryption - Relational Database Service-RDS for MySQL

          If you want to use a user-defined key to encrypt objects to be uploaded, create a key using DEW. RDS supports only symmetric keys. For details, see Creating a CMK.

          Help > User Guide > Security and Encryption
        • Data Protection Technologies - MapReduce Service

          Data Protection Technologies - MapReduce Service

          You can configure the AES and SM4 (also called SMS4) algorithms to encrypt them. Data Transmission Security In an MRS cluster, HTTPS encryption is supported for access over web channels.

          Help > MapReduce Service > Service Overview > Security
        • Performing a Server-Side Encryption - Relational Database Service-RDS for PostgreSQL

          Performing a Server-Side Encryption - Relational Database Service-RDS for PostgreSQL

          If you want to use a user-defined key to encrypt objects to be uploaded, create a key using DEW. RDS supports only symmetric keys. For details, see Creating a CMK.

          Help > User Guide > Security and Encryption
        • Overview (SDK for Java) - Object Storage Service

          Overview (SDK for Java) - Object Storage Service

          The SDK then randomly generates a data key and initial value for each object and uses them to encrypt the object. After that, the SDK uploads the encrypted object to OBS and then uses the provided RSA key to encrypt the data key.

          Help > Object Storage Service > Java > Client-Side Encryption (SDK for Java)
        • Signing a Session Token - OneAccess

          Signing a Session Token - OneAccess

          throw new RuntimeException("Could not encrypt data ",e); } } private static PublicKey getPublicRSAKey(String key) throws NoSuchAlgorithmException, InvalidKeySpecException { X509EncodedKeySpec x509 = new X509EncodedKeySpec(Base64Utils.decodeFromString(key))

          Help > OneAccess > API Reference > Appendix
        • Creating an Instance of ObsClient - Object Storage Service

          Creating an Instance of ObsClient - Object Storage Service

          For security purposes, encrypt your AK/SK and store them in the configuration file or environment variables. In this example, the AK/SK are stored in environment variables for identity authentication.

          Help > Object Storage Service > BrowserJS > Initialization
        • Data Processing Practices - FunctionGraph

          Data Processing Practices - FunctionGraph

          Using FunctionGraph to Compress Images in OBS Using FunctionGraph to Watermark Images in OBS Using FunctionGraph to Convert DIS Data Format and Store the Data to CloudTable Uploading Files Using APIs in FunctionGraph Converting Device Coordinate Data in IoTDA Using FunctionGraph to Encrypt

          Help > FunctionGraph > Best Practices
        • Data Protection - Server Migration Service

          Data Protection - Server Migration Service

          It uses SSL to encrypt the connections and then transmit your server data over these encrypted connections.

          Help > Server Migration Service > Service Overview > Security
        • Examples - GaussDB(DWS)

          Examples - GaussDB(DWS)

          For security purposes, encrypt your AK and SK and store them in the configuration file or environment variables. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 CREATE FOREIGN TABLE tpcds.customer_address_ext1 ( ca_address_sk integer

          Help > GaussDB(DWS) > Data Migration and Synchronization > Exporting Data > Exporting Data to OBS > Exporting CSV/TXT Data to OBS
        • How Can I Ensure the Security of Backend Services Invoked by APIC? - ROMA Connect

          How Can I Ensure the Security of Backend Services Invoked by APIC? - ROMA Connect

          Encrypt requests using HTTPS. Before using this method, ensure that the required SSL certificates are available. Parent topic: Service Integration

          Help > ROMA Connect > FAQs > Service Integration
        • SSE-OBS - Object Storage Service

          SSE-OBS - Object Storage Service

          You can also configure the default encryption for a bucket to encrypt objects you upload to the bucket. After default encryption is enabled for a bucket, any object upload request without encryption header included will inherit the bucket's encryption settings.

          Help > Object Storage Service > API Reference > APIs > Server-Side Encryption
        • Security White Paper - Distributed Cache Service

          Security White Paper - Distributed Cache Service

          If you need to encrypt data in transit when public access is not enabled, use an encryption algorithm (such as AES 256) to encrypt data before storage and keep access in the trusted domain. The data is also encrypted before persistence to disk.

          Help > Distributed Cache Service > Service Overview > Security
        • Creating an Instance of ObsClient - Object Storage Service

          Creating an Instance of ObsClient - Object Storage Service

          For security purposes, encrypt your AK/SK and store them in the configuration file or environment variables. In this example, the AK/SK are stored in environment variables for identity authentication.

          Help > Object Storage Service > .NET > Initialization
        • Modifying a Configuration File Based on the Configuration File ID - ServiceStage

          Modifying a Configuration File Based on the Configuration File ID - ServiceStage

          body parameter Parameter Mandatory Type Description config_group_id Yes String Configuration group ID. content Yes String Configuration file content. type Yes String Configuration file format. description No String Configuration file description. sensitive No Boolean Whether to encrypt

          Help > ServiceStage > API Reference > Application Management V3 APIs > Configuration Management
        • Data Lake Visualization

          Data Lake Visualization

          Secure Publishing DLV enables you to encrypt and preview screens before you publish them. DLV enables you to encrypt and preview screens before you publish them.

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        • How Do I Ensure Data Security for CloudPond? - CloudPond

          How Do I Ensure Data Security for CloudPond? - CloudPond

          Classify your data, encrypt sensitive data, and use security groups or network ACLs to control access to resources. In addition, you can use CTS to audit access data. Dump the data to be retained before you stop using an edge site.

          Help > CloudPond > FAQs > Security
        • Secrets - Cloud Container Instance (CCI)

          Secrets - Cloud Container Instance (CCI)

          Figure 1 Mounting a secret Secret File Format secret.yaml resource description file For example, you can use a secret to obtain the following key-value pairs and encrypt them for an application: key1: value1 key2: value2 The secret.yaml file is defined as below.

          Help > Cloud Container Instance (CCI) > User Guide > Configuration Center
        • Encrypting and Decrypting Data Columns - GaussDB(DWS)

          Encrypting and Decrypting Data Columns - GaussDB(DWS)

          Hash Functions md5(string) Use MD5 to encrypt string and return a hexadecimal value.

          Help > GaussDB(DWS) > Best Practices > Data Development
        • Managing Object ACLs - Object Storage Service

          Managing Object ACLs - Object Storage Service

          For security purposes, encrypt your AK/SK and store them in the configuration file or environment variables. In this example, the AK/SK are stored in environment variables for identity authentication.

          Help > Object Storage Service > Android > Object Management
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