Which method does AWS provide for data encryption during transmission?

AWS provides Transport Layer Security (TLS) as a method for data encryption during transmission. TLS is a widely adopted protocol that ensures privacy and data integrity between two communicating applications, such as a web browser and a server. It works by establishing a secure connection that encrypts the data as it travels over the network, protecting it from eavesdropping and tampering.

While file compression, wheel encryption, and public key infrastructure play important roles in data management and security, they do not directly provide encryption for data in transit. File compression is primarily used for reducing file sizes, wheel encryption is not a recognized standard in the context of data encryption, and public key infrastructure provides a method for managing digital certificates and public/private key pairs rather than specifically focusing on the encryption of data during transmission. Therefore, TLS is the most suitable and recognized method for ensuring secure data transfer over the internet in the AWS ecosystem.