feat: Allow setting KMS key rotation period #3546
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## [21.4.0](v21.3.2...v21.4.0) (2025-10-14) ### Features * Allow setting KMS key rotation period ([#3546](#3546)) ([fd490ea](fd490ea))
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Description
If creating a KMS key for cluster encryption, make it's key rotation period configurable.
Motivation and Context
The current AWS default KMS key rotation period is 365 days. The setting to make this period configurable is currently not exposed by the
terraform-aws-eksmodule. We have security requirements to configure this period to be 90 days.Breaking Changes
No breaking changes.
How Has This Been Tested?
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