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Anjuna Runtime for AWS Nitro Enclaves

    • Introduction
    • Architecture
    • Setting up the Nitro Host
      • Prerequisites
      • Create an AWS Nitro-based instance
      • Setting up the AWS Nitro-based instance
    • Getting the Anjuna Nitro Runtime
      • Installing the Anjuna Nitro Runtime
      • Licensing the Anjuna Nitro Runtime
      • Upgrading the Anjuna Nitro Runtime
      • Review
    • First steps
      • First steps with AWS Nitro: hello-world
      • Running Nginx in AWS Nitro
    • Providing secrets to the AWS Nitro Enclave
      • Attestation with Anjuna for AWS Nitro Enclaves
      • Setting up an AWS KMS key
      • Using AWS KMS to encrypt a secret
      • Building and measuring the AWS Nitro Enclave
      • Updating the KMS policy to authorize AWS Nitro Enclaves
      • Running the AWS Nitro Enclave to access the KMS encrypted secret
      • Review
    • Persistent storage
      • Basic mounts
      • Running an application with block mounts
    • Getting started with the Anjuna Nitro Kubernetes Toolset
      • Anjuna Nitro Kubernetes Toolset overview
      • Prerequisites
      • Downloading the Anjuna Nitro Kubernetes Toolset
      • Deploying to an existing cluster
        • Prerequisites
        • Preparing the environment
        • Add a new Node Group
        • Creating the Anjuna Docker images
        • Configuring the Anjuna Nitro Kubernetes Toolset
        • Deploying the Anjuna Nitro Kubernetes Toolset
        • Tearing down the Anjuna Nitro Kubernetes Toolset
        • Upgrading the Anjuna Nitro Kubernetes Toolset
      • Creating a new cluster - example
        • Creating an AWS EKS cluster
        • Importing the Anjuna Docker images to AWS
        • Configuring and deploying the Anjuna Kubernetes Toolset
        • Destroying the EKS cluster
      • Deploying a Pod as an AWS Nitro Enclave
      • Volumes
    • Best practices
      • Remote attestation
      • Performance and resource guidelines
    • How-to guides
      • Communicating with the parent instance
      • Using shared memory
      • Updating /etc/hosts in an enclave
      • Including binary data in an enclave configuration file
      • Using the Anjuna Nitro Attestation Endpoint
      • Using AWS KMS with the Anjuna Nitro Attestation Endpoint
    • Command reference
      • anjuna-fs-proxy
      • anjuna-log-receiver
      • anjuna-nitro-cli
        • anjuna-nitro-cli build-enclave
          • Requirements for building an EIF image
        • anjuna-nitro-cli run-enclave
        • anjuna-nitro-cli describe-enclaves
        • anjuna-nitro-cli describe-eif
        • anjuna-nitro-cli console
        • anjuna-nitro-cli terminate-enclave
        • EIF metadata
      • anjuna-nitro-encrypt
      • anjuna-nitro-decrypt
      • anjuna-nitro-kms-policy
      • anjuna-nitro-netd-parent
      • parent-drbd-setup.sh
    • Configuration reference
      • Anjuna Nitro Enclave configuration
        • Untrusted configuration
      • Kubernetes Pod specification
      • EKS Node creation
      • Reference: Environment variables
    • Troubleshooting
      • Anjuna Nitro Kubernetes Toolset troubleshooting guide

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anjuna-nitro-cli

The following anjuna-nitro-cli commands enable you to build, run, and monitor AWS Nitro Enclaves:

  • anjuna-nitro-cli build-enclave

  • anjuna-nitro-cli run-enclave

  • anjuna-nitro-cli describe-enclaves

  • anjuna-nitro-cli describe-eif

  • anjuna-nitro-cli console

  • anjuna-nitro-cli terminate-enclave

  • EIF metadata

anjuna-log-receiver anjuna-nitro-cli build-enclave

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