Not that I have heard of at the moment.  Pull requests welcome of course if 
you do write a module.

If you happen to be running in azure you can use a vm extension via the 
azure modules to encrypt with BitLocker.  I have used that and it worked 
just fine.
You need to wait a bit for the encryption to complete.  

On Tuesday, March 31, 2020 at 5:14:58 AM UTC+1, Michael S. Moody wrote:
>
> Good morning,
>
> As a long time Ansible user (I believe I started using it in 2014 or so), 
> I tend to solve most automation and administrative challenges with it where 
> appropriate, so allow me to say that you for such an excellent piece of 
> software, that makes DevOps and DevSecOps so much easier. I use it for 
> Linux, Windows, Network Devices, and just about anything I can. (Oh do I 
> remember the days of using Capistrano for automation before tools like this 
> existed).
>
> Recently, I've been attempting to solve some problems on some Windows 
> systems, and I've gotten almost all of it working exactly as we want, for 
> everything from systems provisioning, system state, and code deployment as 
> part of a CI/CD pipeline.
>
> Part of our security requirements are to enable encryption at rest. On 
> Windows, we would ideally like to do this via either BitLocker or EFS 
> (preferably EFS for the moment), and I was wondering if there is any 
> support in Ansible for either of these encryption solutions? EFS seems like 
> it would be the most straightforward, as it is essentially an attribute, in 
> much the same way as compression. I know that this can be accomplished via 
> Powershell, in this way:
>
> *(Get-Item –Path C:\FolderPath).Encrypt()*
> *(Get-Item –Path C:\FolderPath).Decrypt)*
>
> It would be fantastic if this was part of one of the existing Windows 
> modules and I simply missed it (such as win_file, or another).
>
> I know it would be possible to run it via the Powershell module, but I 
> thought I would ask. Similarly, I thought I would ask if there's any way to 
> manage BitLocker via Ansible (as it stands today)?
>
> How about SQL Server 2019 and TDE support in the MSSQL module?
>
> Thanks again for such a wonderful piece of software, that has helped me 
> save hundreds, if not thousands of hours over the last several years.
>
> Michael S. Moody
>

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