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AWS DRS uses Encrypted EBS volumes for the Failover and failback servers ?

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AWS DRS uses EBS Volume Encryption for Data Replication. However when I have launched Recovery Instance in the AWS DRS, it has EBS Volume which is encrypted. We do not want encrypted EBS Volumes in our servers so what the option? AWS DRS is not suitable for us in such cases?

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ComputeStorage
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EncryptionAmazon EC2Disaster Recovery/Business ContinuityAmazon Elastic Block StoreStorage
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English

asked 4 years ago793 views

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My understanding is AWS DRS uses EBS Volume Encryption for Replication Servers not for the Server which would be launched in Failover or failback process. Please clarify. Need Urgent help on this. Thanks.

answered 4 years ago

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