pub enum KeyManagerRequest {
    SealData {
        plain_text: Buffer,
        responder: KeyManagerSealDataResponder,
    },
    UnsealData {
        cipher_text: Buffer,
        responder: KeyManagerUnsealDataResponder,
    },
    GenerateAsymmetricKey {
        key_name: String,
        key: ServerEnd<AsymmetricPrivateKeyMarker>,
        responder: KeyManagerGenerateAsymmetricKeyResponder,
    },
    GenerateAsymmetricKeyWithAlgorithm {
        key_name: String,
        key_algorithm: AsymmetricKeyAlgorithm,
        key: ServerEnd<AsymmetricPrivateKeyMarker>,
        responder: KeyManagerGenerateAsymmetricKeyWithAlgorithmResponder,
    },
    ImportAsymmetricPrivateKey {
        data: Vec<u8>,
        key_name: String,
        key_algorithm: AsymmetricKeyAlgorithm,
        key: ServerEnd<AsymmetricPrivateKeyMarker>,
        responder: KeyManagerImportAsymmetricPrivateKeyResponder,
    },
    GetAsymmetricPrivateKey {
        key_name: String,
        key: ServerEnd<AsymmetricPrivateKeyMarker>,
        responder: KeyManagerGetAsymmetricPrivateKeyResponder,
    },
    DeleteKey {
        key_name: String,
        responder: KeyManagerDeleteKeyResponder,
    },
}

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SealData

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§plain_text: Buffer

Seal data to an encrypted form.

Seal data to an encrypted form. The sealed data can only be unsealed by the same KMS instance by using UnsealData. plain_text needs to be less than MAX_DATA_SIZE bytes.

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UnsealData

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§cipher_text: Buffer

Unseal sealed data.

Unseal data previously sealed by this KMS instance.

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GenerateAsymmetricKey

Generate an asymmetric key.

Generate an asymmetric key using key_name as the unique name. key is the generated asymmetric key interface request. If the key_name is not unique, you would get KEY_ALREADY_EXISTS. The generated key can be used to sign data. The algorithm used for generating asymmetric key is ECDSA_SHA512_P521.

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GenerateAsymmetricKeyWithAlgorithm

Generate an asymmetric key with a specific algorithm.

Generate an asymmetric key using key_name as the unique name and key_algorithm as algorithm. key is the generated asymmetric key interface request. If the key_name is not unique, you would get KEY_ALREADY_EXISTS.

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ImportAsymmetricPrivateKey

Import an asymmetric private key with a specific algorithm.

Import an asymmetric private key using key_name as the unique name, key_algorithm as algorithm and data as key data. key is imported asymmetric key interface request. Key data should be in asn.1 encoded DER format. If the key_name is not unique, you would get KEY_ALREADY_EXISTS.

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GetAsymmetricPrivateKey

Get an asymmetric private key handle.

Get an asymmetric private key handle using the key_name. If such key is not found, would return KEY_NOT_FOUND.

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DeleteKey

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§key_name: String

Delete a key.

Delete a key for key_name. For all the current handle to the deleted key, they would become invalid and all following requests on those handles would return KEY_NOT_FOUND, user should close the invalid handles once get KEY_NOT_FOUND error.

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