It's typically not recommended to hardcode Redis endpoint details such as server host name, username, password etc. The solution is to leverage AWS Secrets manager. Following procedure outlines setting up Redis endpoint configurations as AWS Secrets.
You will need:
Redis Enterprise Cloud Database Hostname
Redis Enterprise Cloud Database Port Number
Redis Enterprise Cloud Database Password
Redis Enterprise Cloud Database Server & Client certs for TLS
Start from AWS web console and search for Secret in the search box. Select Secrets Manager service.
Click on Store a new secret.
Choose Other type of secret (Annotation 1) and select Key/Value (Annotation 2) and enter values for username and password (Annotation 3) for youre Redis database endpoint. You add new key/pair values using + AddRow button (Annotation 4)
For the key serverCertificate, enter the contents of the server certificate (ex: redis_ca.pem file contents), as shown.
Similarly for clientCertificate, enter the contents of the client certificate (ex: redis_user.crt), as shown.
Finally for clientPrivateKey, enter the contents of the client private key (ex: redis_user_private.key), as shown.
After entering all of the Redis endpoint details, the configurations would look something like this:
Give your secrets a name and description.
Leave all of the configuration option with default values.
Finally click on the Store button to save these secret configurations.
You will be navigated back to the main UI page that enlists your secret to confirm the successful creation of the same.
When you click on the secrets, the details page has the ARN details that would be needed to pass it to Bedrock programatically or via a web console.
