I've been looking into using this module with ElastiCache and the only problem I had was with the url.
Because ElastiCache can only be used by AWS EC2 instances, the Redis node is provided with an endpoint rather than a full url, in the format clusterName.xxxxxx.cfg.usw2.cache.amazonaws.com:port which means url.parse doesn't work. Also, there's no auth data in the url, as that's all handled by AWS security groups.
I've been looking into using this module with ElastiCache and the only problem I had was with the url.
Because ElastiCache can only be used by AWS EC2 instances, the Redis node is provided with an endpoint rather than a full url, in the format
clusterName.xxxxxx.cfg.usw2.cache.amazonaws.com:portwhich means url.parse doesn't work. Also, there's no auth data in the url, as that's all handled by AWS security groups.