kms encrypt
tcloud kms encrypt
Encrypt plaintext with a KMS key
Synopsis
Encrypt data with a KMS key.
Provide exactly one of –plaintext (base64-encoded) or –from-file (raw file bytes). Ciphertext is written to –to-file when set, otherwise to stdout.
tcloud kms encrypt [flags]Examples
tcloud kms encrypt --region nl-ams --key kms-123 --plaintext "$(echo -n hello | base64)"
tcloud kms encrypt --region nl-ams --key kms-123 --from-file secret.txt --to-file secret.encOptions
--from-file string Read raw plaintext bytes from a file
-h, --help help for encrypt
--key string KMS key identity
--key-version string Key version
--plaintext string Base64-encoded plaintext
--region string Region
--to-file string Write ciphertext to a file (mode 0600) instead of stdoutOptions inherited from parent commands
--access-token string Access Token authentication (overrides context)
--api string API endpoint (overrides context)
--client-id string OIDC client ID for OIDC authentication (overrides context)
--client-secret string OIDC client secret for OIDC authentication (overrides context)
-c, --context string Context name
--debug Debug mode
--ignore-dir-config Ignore directory-local .thalassa defaults
-O, --organisation string Organisation slug or identity (overrides context)
-P, --project string Project identity (overrides context; slug is resolved to identity; use "root" for organisation scope)
--token string Personal access token (overrides context)SEE ALSO
- tcloud kms - Manage KMS keys and cryptographic operations (beta)