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…le-region KMS records We are in the midst of a migration between KMS keys. We are changing from a single-region only key to a key that supports multi-region use. As part of this migration we are encrypting data twice: once with each of the keys. Under no circumstance should the data that is encrypted by KMS and stored be different for a given record. This commit introduces a rake task that confirms that the same data is being encrypted and written. It does so by grabbing a sample of records, removing the KMS encryption, and comparing the contents. [skip changelog]
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We are in the midst of a migration between KMS keys. We are changing from a single-region only key to a key that supports multi-region use.
As part of this migration we are encrypting data twice: once with each of the keys. Under no circumstance should the data that is encrypted by KMS and stored be different for a given record.
This commit introduces a rake task that confirms that the same data is being encrypted and written. It does so by grabbing a sample of records, removing the KMS encryption, and comparing the contents.