AWS re:Post Knowledge Center Spotlight: Amazon ElastiCache

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This spotlight on Amazon ElastiCache equips you with the skills and troubleshooting tips to get the most out of a serverless and fully-managed service.
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Overview

The AWS re:Post Knowledge Center is your one-stop-shop for authoritative, up-to-date guidance on using AWS services. This month, we're highlighting Amazon ElastiCache, a serverless, fully managed caching service delivering microsecond latency with Valkey-, Memcached-, and Redis OSS-compatibility.

ElastiCache Serverless offers zero infrastructure management, zero downtime maintenance, and instant scaling to match any application demand. Whether you're new to Amazon ElastiCache or an experienced user, the following Knowledge Center articles equip you with the skills and troubleshooting tips to get the most out of this instant-scaling service.

Cluster management and updates

With ElastiCache, you can manage and update your clusters with zero downtime maintenance or infrastructure management. Learn to manage cluster configurations, service updates, and version upgrades:

Troubleshooting connection and performance issues

With ElastiCache, you can speed up databases and application performance with microsecond latency. Learn how to troubleshoot connectivity issues, latency problems, and client errors:

Failover and high availability

Use ElastiCache to improve your business continuity and achieve up to 99.99% availability, maintaining system reliability and minimizing disruptions during failover events. Learn the best practices:

Cluster creation and configuration

Troubleshoot creation and configuration issues for you ElastiCache cluster:

Security and monitoring

With ElastiCache, trust in enterprise level security and resource monitoring. Learn how to implement security measures and monitor your cluster performance:

Related information

Have more questions about ElastiCache? Check out the re:Post ElastiCache knowledge base or ask your own question to get guidance from the AWS community.