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I have no problem paying for it, but what I miss is a clear recommendation how to get started if you have the rather common case of your own AWS Account using E
by Roritharr 6y ago
I have no problem paying for it, but what I miss is a clear recommendation how to get started if you have the rather common case of your own AWS Account using ElastiCache.
If I buy into the Redis Enterprise Cloud, what are it's preferred usage scenarios, how do I secure the connection properly, etc. etc. etc.
This is just shoving a buy button in my face and I have no idea how to decide if what I'm buying is actually feasible for me, for example from a compliance pov.
- SevereOverfl0w 6y agoNot an expert, but when I researched this, I think that they run the redis in your AWS account. So it's not an external connection.
- gkorland 6y agoRedis Cloud Pro can run in your VPC.
- Roritharr 6y agoGreat. How? Is that recommended? What kind of user rights I need to give redis to manage that instance in my vpc? How to lock that down to the minimum without breaking it? In that configuration, what risks do I have to control for otherwise? ...
- itamarhaber 6y agoAll these details should be covered by https://docs.redislabs.com/5.2/rv/how-to/creating-aws-user-redis-enterprise-vpc/ https://docs.redislabs.com/5.2/rv/how-to/creating-aws-user-r...
- hkt 6y agoThat's a shame. I'm trying to not use Amazon, Google or Microsoft, so this means their solution probably won't work for me. Silly really.
- gkorland 6y agoRedisLabs's cloud solution is running on all these clouds see: https://redislabs.com/redis-enterprise-cloud/ https://redislabs.com/redis-enterprise-cloud/