Which solution will securely share the AMI with the other AWS accounts?
In the account where the AMI was created, create a customer managed KMS key. Modify the key policy to provide kms:DescribeKey, kms:ReEncrypt*, kms:CreateGrant, and kms:Decrypt permissions to the AWS accounts that the AMI will be shared with. Modify the AMI permissions to specify the AWS account numbers that the AMI will be shared with.
In the account where the AMI was created, create a customer managed KMS key. Modify the key policy to provide kms:DescribeKey, kms:ReEncrypt*, kms:CreateGrant, and kms:Decrypt permissions to the AWS accounts that the AMI will be shared with. Create a copy of the AMI, and specify the KMS key. Modify the permissions on the copied AMI to specify the AWS account numbers that the AMI will be shared with.
In the account where the AMI was created, create a customer managed KMS key. Modify the key policy to provide kms:DescribeKey, kms:ReEncrypt*, kms:CreateGrant, and kms:Decrypt permissions to the AWS accounts that the AMI will be shared with. Create a copy of the AMI, and specify the KMS key Modify the permissions on the copied AMI to make it public.
In the account where the AMI was created, modify the key policy of the AWS managed key to provide kms:DescribeKey, kms:ReEncrypt*, kms:CreateGrant, and kms:Decrypt permissions to the AWS accounts that the AMI will be shared with. Modify the AMI permissions to specify the AWS account numbers that the AMI will be shared with.
Explanations:
AWS managed keys cannot be used directly for AMIs that are shared across accounts. The KMS key must be a customer managed key.
This option creates a customer managed KMS key, modifies the key policy for the relevant permissions, and shares the AMI by copying it with the specified KMS key and permissions. This ensures secure sharing.
Making the copied AMI public violates the requirement that only authorized AWS accounts should have access to the shared AMIs.
The AWS managed key cannot be used to share AMIs across accounts in this way. Customer managed keys are required for such sharing.
I strategize that the answer is:
In the account where the AMI was created, create a customer managed KMS key. Modify the key policy to provide kms:DescribeKey, kms:ReEncrypt*, kms:CreateGrant, and kms:Decrypt permissions to the AWS accounts that the AMI will be shared with. Create a copy of the AMI, and specify the KMS key. Modify the permissions on the copied AMI to specify the AWS account numbers that the AMI will be shared with.