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Add support for Valkey engine to Elasticache. #4620
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Linking the upstream issue hashicorp/terraform-provider-aws#39641. Once this is added in the upstream provider we would release support in the next release. |
The upstream issue is resolved. |
This functionality has been released in v5.73.0 of the Terraform AWS Provider.
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Currently the You can start using Valkey with the You can even deploy a single-primary cluster with the |
For reference, this is how you'd deploy a single node cluster using the import * as aws from "@pulumi/aws";
const valkey = new aws.elasticache.ReplicationGroup("valkey-test", {
description: "valkey cluster",
nodeType: "cache.m4.large",
numCacheClusters: 1,
engine: "valkey",
port: 6379,
}); |
I opened #4771 to track Valkey support for the I'm going to close this issue for now because Valkey is supported according to AWS current API capabilities. |
Describe what happened
AWS has made a new engine for Elasticache available called Valkey. It appears all that really needs to happen is engine change.
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