Hi Renzo,
I got by doing the following steps:
In ElastiCache:
1) Access the ElastiCache on your dashboard in AWS;
2) Launch Cache Cluster;
3) Select Engine Redis;
4) Specify Cluster Details;
5) Set Advanced Settings. *Important1: Select the VPC Security Group(s) of your WP instance;
6) Launch Cache Cluster;
While ElastiCache will create your Cache Cluster, do the following:
?*Important1: You must have added the same “security group” of this instance WP in your Cache Cluster Redis;
Now let’s add port 6379 in your security group in EC2:
1) Access EC2 on your dashboard in AWS;
2) Select the instance of your WP;
3) In the tab “Description” click the Security Group of its Instance WP;
4) Select the tab “Inbound” and edit adding: Custom TCP Rule >> TCP >> 6379 and save;
Finally, copy and paste the code below into your wp-config and was replacing somename.xxxxx.0001.region.cache.amazonaws.com
for the endpoint generated in your ElastiCache;
define ( 'WP_REDIS_HOST', 'somename.xxxxx.0001.region.cache.amazonaws.com');
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This reply was modified 8 years, 1 month ago by God Aliens.