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SNOW-576663: Allow using a private key stored in AWS KMS for key pair auth #909

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meastham opened this issue Apr 15, 2022 · 1 comment
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We would like to use a private key stored in AWS KMS for authenticating using they Snowflake key pair auth mechanism. The current JDBC driver, which requires the actual content of the private key to be present in a local file. This isn't compatible with KMS, which never exposes the private key, but rather gives you access to a signing API.

It seems to me a straightforward way to accomplish this is to allow the library to be configured with a class name for a custom signing implementation. I will follow up shortly with a PR implementing this proposal.

@github-actions github-actions bot changed the title Allow using a private key stored in AWS KMS for key pair auth SNOW-576663: Allow using a private key stored in AWS KMS for key pair auth Apr 15, 2022
@sfc-gh-dszmolka sfc-gh-dszmolka added the status-triage_done Initial triage done, will be further handled by the driver team label Apr 26, 2024
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This enhancement request is in the backlog of items for the team to review and take into consideration when planning for future improvements. No timeline attached - but it's on the table for the future. Thank you for bearing with us!

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