Add AWS KMS client connector #2253
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Implement KMS Client using aws nodejs official client.
Implement the generateDataKey method that create a datakey and cipher it in 1 operation. The result is the datakey in both plaintext and cipher forms. This new method is detected by cloudserver and used preferentially when available.
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Add AWS KMS client connector
New code to use AWS KMS for bucket encryption, based on the KMIP implementation.
Add an optional "GenerateDataKey" function on the kms client API, only defined in the AWS KMS client. This new function is used in cloudserver when detected for the creation of a datakey. For others existing KMS implementations (KMIP, file, memory, ...) the behavior is unchanged.
The following modifications are made:
Arsenal:
Cloudserver:
GenerateDataKeyfunction when available.