sqs-encrypted-extended-client 0.0.2

Allows for per-queue KMS encryption of large messages in S3

sqs-encrypted-extended-client

Extends sqs-extended-client adding per queue KMS encryption for S3 objects

Installation

pip install sqs-encrypted-extended-client

Overview

sqs-encrypted-extended-client allows for Server-Side KMS encryption of S3 objects created by sqs-extended-client on a global or per-queue basis.

Usage

All usage for sqs-extended-client, with the additional following use-cases.

Enabling default KMS key encryption for all queues or for unmatched queues

import boto3
import sqs_extended_client

sqs = boto3.client('sqs')
sqs.large_payload_support = 'my-bucket-name'
sqs.default_kms_key_id = 'alias/my-key'

Arguments:

• large_payload_support -- the S3 bucket name that will store large messages.
• default_kms_key_id -- the KMS Key Id to use when there are no matching queues. Can be a key alias (recommended), key id, or key arn.

Enabling support for a particular queue

import boto3
import sqs_extended_client

sqs = boto3.client('sqs')
sqs.large_payload_support = 'my-bucket-name'
sqs.add_kms_key_id('https://my-queue-url', 'alias/my-key')

Enabling support for a number of queues at once

import boto3
import sqs_extended_client

sqs = boto3.client('sqs')
sqs.large_payload_support = 'my-bucket-name'
sqs.kms_key_ids = {
  'https://my-queue-1-url': 'alias/my-key-1',
  'https://my-queue-2-url': 'alias/my-key-2',
  ...
}