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Configuring Transparent Data Encryption to Bring Your Own Key

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In the previous two chapters, we deployed a Hyperscale database into a virtual network using a private endpoint and learned how to manage it using a management VM and Azure Bastion. In this chapter, we will continue to satisfy the nonfunctional requirements laid out in Chapter 4, by configuring transparent data encryption to use a key managed by our organization.

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Barać, Z., Scott-Raynsford, D. (2023). Configuring Transparent Data Encryption to Bring Your Own Key. In: Azure SQL Hyperscale Revealed. Apress, Berkeley, CA. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4842-9225-9_6

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