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How do I enroll in mymsk?

Learn how to enroll in MyMSK, a secure website that enables you to access information about your care at Memorial Sloan Kettering. You can create a MyMSK account at my.mskcc.org or on the MyMSK app using your enrollment ID.

How do I log in to MSKCC?

Only type your MSK user ID and Password into this website if it displays https://ssofed.mskcc.org/ in the URL bar. Be sure to logout when you are finished with your work and never leave your computer unattended with an active login session.

What is the mymsk patient portal?

The MyMSK patient portal allows our patients and caregivers to easily access information about cancer care and manage their care online. Log in to manage your appointments, send secure messages to your care team, see your medical information and test results, and more. To log in to MyMSK, please click here, or wait for the login screen to appear.

What can I do with mymsk?

MSK patients and caregivers can access health information in MyMSK, our patient portal. Upload medical records. Manage appointments. Get helpful tips and information for the day of your appointment. After your first appointment, you can do even more with MyMSK, including: See your medical information. View your test results.

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How to enroll in MyMSK

You can create a MyMSK account at my.mskcc.org or on the MyMSK app using your enrollment ID.

Download the MyMSK app

You can access MyMSK anytime and anywhere with the MyMSK app. Just search for “MyMSK” in the Apple App Store or Google Play. Learn more about how to download the MyMSK app and read frequently asked questions about the MyMSK app.

Required permissions

For Amazon MSK to deliver broker logs to the destinations that you configure, ensure that the AmazonMSKFullAccess policy is attached to your IAM role. To stream broker logs to an S3 bucket, you also need the s3:PutBucketPolicy permission attached to your IAM role.

Required CMK key policy for use with SSE-KMS buckets

If you enabled server-side encryption for your S3 bucket using AWS KMS-managed keys (SSE-KMS) with a customer managed Customer Master Key (CMK), add the following to the key policy for your CMK so that Amazon MSK can write broker files to the bucket.

Configuring broker logs using the AWS Management Console

If you are creating a new cluster, look for the Broker log delivery heading in the Monitoring section. You can specify the destinations to which you want Amazon MSK to deliver your broker logs.

Configuring broker logs using the AWS CLI

When you use the create-cluster or the update-monitoring commands, you can optionally specify the logging-info parameter and pass to it a JSON structure like the following example. In this JSON, all three destination types are optional.

Configuring broker logs using the API

You can specify the optional loggingInfo structure in the JSON that you pass to the CreateCluster or UpdateMonitoring operations.

Amazon MSK information in CloudTrail

CloudTrail is enabled on your Amazon Web Services account when you create the account. When supported event activity occurs in an MSK cluster, that activity is recorded in a CloudTrail event along with other AWS service events in Event history. You can view, search, and download recent events in your Amazon Web Services account.

Example: Amazon MSK log file entries

A trail is a configuration that enables delivery of events as log files to an Amazon S3 bucket that you specify. CloudTrail log files contain one or more log entries. An event represents a single request from any source and includes information about the requested action, the date and time of the action, request parameters, and so on.