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How to Connect from Your Local Environment On AWS Redis Elasticache

<br>This topic is only about how to connect to Redis Elasticache instance on AWS cloud from local dev environment.

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How to Connect from Your Local Environment On AWS Redis Elasticache

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  1. How to Connect from Your Local Environment On AWS Redis Elasticache

  2. To connect to a Redis Elasticache instance on AWS using the Redis command-line client (redis-cli) from a Mac terminal, ensure you have the Redis client installed on your machine. Additionally, have the endpoint and credentials for your Elasticache instance ready. 1.Install Redis Client: Use Homebrew to install the Redis client on your Mac terminal:brew install redis 2.Find Endpoint and Port: Locate the endpoint and port number for your Elasticache instance. You can find this information on the AWS Management Console in the Elasticache dashboard. 3.Connect to Elasticache Instance: Use the redis-cli command to connect to the instance: redis-cli -h mycluster.abc123.us-west-2.elasticache.amazonaws.com -p port_number 4.Authentication: If your cluster requires authentication, you will be prompted to enter the password. https://erpsolutions.oodles.io/developer-blogs/How-to-Connect-from-Your-Local-Environment-On-AWS-Redis-Elasticache/

  3. 5.Execute Redis Commands: Once connected, you can run Redis commands as usual.For example: set mykey "myvalue" Also, Read How To Encrypt an Existing Unencrypted EBS Volume For EC2 Instance 6.Useful Commands: To check the value of a key, use: get mykey 7.Alternative Clients:Besides redis-cli, you can use other Redis clients like “Ioredis” in Node.js or “Jedis” in Java to connect to Redis Elasticache. 8.Security Considerations: Consider using IAM authentication for Elasticache instead of plaintext passwords for enhanced security. If using an authentication token, use the AUTH command followed by the token.

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