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Added Thales integration, initial draft, to TDE.

Added Thales integration, initial draft, to TDE.
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# Thales KMIP Server Configuration

To use the Python library pykmip for cryptographic operations with Thales CipherTrust Manager, see Using pykmip in the Implementing Thales CipherTrust Manager documentation for instructions. pykmip is a Python library that implements the KMIP industry standard for key management operations.
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pykmip has nothing to do with thales

```sql
SELECT pg_tde_add_global_key_provider_kmip(
'thales_kmip_provider',
'kmip.thales.local',
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it's better to use kmip.example.org or something like that here, that makes it clearer that this is an examle domain

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!!! note
Replace the above paths with the actual certificate locations on your PostgreSQL host.
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not just the paths, the other parameters too

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