Upcoming Release Changes#8178
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This pull request bumps the deployment version to 11.4.0 and updates the changelog to document the new AWS IAM authentication for ElastiCache Redis, Redis Cluster mode support, and the ioredis dependency bump. No review comments were provided, and there is no feedback to address.
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Releases
hive@11.4.0
Minor Changes
#8078
bd6cce7Thanks @mish-elle! - Added opt-in AWS IAM authentication for
ElastiCache Redis connections and Redis Cluster mode support. When IAM is enabled, services
authenticate to Redis using short-lived SigV4 pre-signed tokens instead of static passwords, with
automatic token refresh before expiry.
New environment variables
AWS_REGIONREDIS_AWS_IAM_AUTH_ENABLED1to enable IAM authentication for Redis.REDIS_AWS_IAM_CACHE_NAMEREDIS_AWS_REGIONAWS_REGION).REDIS_CLUSTER_MODE_ENABLED1to connect using Redis Cluster mode.REDIS_USERNAMEdefault).To enable
REDIS_AWS_IAM_AUTH_ENABLED=1REDIS_TLS_ENABLED=1must be set (IAM authentication requires TLS).REDIS_AWS_REGIONorAWS_REGIONmust be set.REDIS_AWS_IAM_CACHE_NAMEset to the name of the cache instance in AWS. This will be used asthe hostname for the signer.
profile) with the appropriate ElastiCache IAM permissions.
Other changes
5.10.1.