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  • Overview
    • About TDE
      • How does TDE encrypt data?
      • What’s encrypted with TDE?
      • Why should you use TDE?
    • TDE compatibility
  • Administering
    • Overview
    • Securing the data encryption key
      • Using a passphrase
      • Using a key store
      • Disabling the key wrapping
      • Rotating the data encryption key
    • Using TDE initialization options
    • Working with encrypted files
      • Working with encrypted WAL files
      • Working with encrypted backup files
    • Upgrading a TDE-enabled database
    • Tutorials
      • Creating a database with TDE
      • Enabling TDE on an existing EDB Postgres Advanced Server
      • Upgrading PostgreSQL to EDB Postgres Extended Server while enabling TDE
      • Verifying TDE is enabled
  • Reference
    • Commands affected by TDE
    • initdb TDE options
    • pg_upgrade TDE options
    • Limitations
  • .rst

Reference

Reference#

  • Commands affected by TDE
  • initdb TDE options
    • Option: --data-encryption or -y
      • Supported values
    • Option: --key-wrap-command=<command>
      • Supported values
    • Option: --key-unwrap-command=<command>
      • Supported values
    • Option: --no-key-wrap
      • Supported values
    • Option: --copy-key-from=<file>
      • Supported values
  • pg_upgrade TDE options
    • Option: --copy-by-block
    • Option: --key-unwrap-command=<command>
  • Limitations
    • FILE_COPY

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