feat(object-storage): document Key Manager permissions required for SSE-KMS - #6788
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Enabling SSE-KMS on a bucket requires the IAM principal that reads and writes objects to hold Key Manager permission sets, in addition to its Object Storage ones. That requirement is not documented on the SSE-KMS pages, and it costs a failed deployment to discover.
I was able to confirm it on a small project, failing to upload a document on S3 without
KeyManagerKeyEncrypt.