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It's only needed by large, highly regulated businesses, and it only works for self-hosting obviously.
by morpheuskafka 8y ago
It's only needed by large, highly regulated businesses, and it only works for self-hosting obviously.
- maxehmookau 8y agoIs that obvious? Using AWS you delegate access to KMS keys to other accounts.
- Androider 8y agoSlack doesn't provide a self-hosting option at any tier. This allows you to host the encryption key in your own AWS account's KMS service, which Slack then (running in Slack's own AWS account) then queries.