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   by troublebucket 3y ago

   Were you able to successfully complete the encryption and cut-over?
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   by troublebucket 3y ago

   Nice article! Did you run into challenges using a DNS record for cut-over from the old DB to the new, encrypted DB?
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   by troublebucket 3y ago

   This is how we're planning to encrypt our RDS Postgres DBs, but with PG's built-in logical replication. I tried it with DMS and it was so cumbersome. We would've needed to make a lot of schema changes to get DMS to function.
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   by troublebucket 3y ago

   +1 DMS is very half baked. Silent, unbuggable errors. Tons of unsupported LOB and CLOB data types. Built-in Postgres logical replication is way easier.
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   by troublebucket 3y ago

   Has anyone encrypted the storage on a previously unencrypted RDS using Blue/Green?
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   by troublebucket 4y ago

   yeah I also don't want any third party getting ahold of my transaction data. My solution was to have my banks send alert emails to me for any transaction. Then the alert emails are forwarded to a Dockerized email server I set up. The t