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For a sample project that shows how to migrate data from client-side encryption v1 to v2 and how to encrypt data with client-side encryption v2 in Python, see [Client Side Encryption Migration from V1 to V2](https://github.com/wastore/azure-storage-samples-for-python/tree/master/ClientSideEncryptionToServerSideEncryptionMigrationSamples/ClientSideEncryptionV1ToV2).
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## Client-side encryption and performance
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Keep in mind that encrypting your storage data results in additional performance overhead. When you use client-side encryption in your application, the client library must securely generate the CEK and IV, encrypt the content itself, communicate with your chosen keystore for key-enveloping, and format and upload additional metadata. This overhead varies depending on the quantity of data being encrypted. We recommend that customers always test their applications for performance during development.

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