Using Customer-Managed Encryption Keys with Cloud Storage and Cloud KMS Reviews

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Some steps could use a little more background explanation. For example in Task 1, Step 4. "Run the following command to copy file1.txt to the bucket" it would be helpful to state that this file is encrypted using the Google-managed key. I may have guessed that was what was happening at the time, but it wasn't fully clear to me until Task 3, Step 2 "Viewing the files in the bucket.

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