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Quick Start¶
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Overview¶
- This guide shows you how to encrypt a document with automatic
- () and a MongoDB driver.
After completing this guide, you should have the following knowledge and software:
- Knowledge of the steps to configure a driver to encrypt fields in a document.
- A working, but not production-ready, client application that utilizes automatic .
Important
Do Not Use this Application In Production
Since this example application stores an encryption key on your application’s filesystem, you risk unauthorized access to the key or loss of the key to decrypt your data.
To view a tutorial that demonstrates how to create a production-ready -enabled application, see <csfle-tutorial-automatic-encryption>.
Before You Get Started¶
To complete and run the code in this guide, you need to set up your development environment as shown in the Installation Requirements page.
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Full Application
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Procedure¶
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Learn More¶
To view a tutorial on production-ready with a remote KMS, see <csfle-tutorial-automatic-encryption>.
To learn how works, see <csfle-fundamentals>.
To learn more about the topics mentioned in this guide, see the following links:
- s
- :ref:` providers <csfle-reference-kms-providers>`
- s
- s
- Encryption Schemas
- mongocryptd
- -specific MongoClient settings
- Automatic Writes