AWS AmazonElastiCache documentation change
Summary
Updated commands for applying/stopping service updates, added cache cluster examples, and replaced 'Redis OSS' references with 'Valkey or Redis OSS'.
Security assessment
The changes are operational improvements (command syntax updates, terminology changes) without security context. No vulnerabilities or security features are mentioned.
Diff
diff --git a/AmazonElastiCache/latest/dg/Self-Service-Updates.md b/AmazonElastiCache/latest/dg/Self-Service-Updates.md index a6ee0197a..b081dc8ab 100644 --- a//AmazonElastiCache/latest/dg/Self-Service-Updates.md +++ b//AmazonElastiCache/latest/dg/Self-Service-Updates.md @@ -124 +124 @@ After you receive notification that service updates are available, you can inspe -`aws elasticache describe-service-updates --service-update-status available` + aws elasticache describe-service-updates --service-update-status available @@ -128 +128 @@ For more information, see [describe-service-updates](https://docs.aws.amazon.com - * To apply a service update on a list of clusters, run the following command: + * To apply a service update on a list of replication groups, run the following command: @@ -130 +130,9 @@ For more information, see [describe-service-updates](https://docs.aws.amazon.com -`aws elasticache batch-apply-update-action --service-update-name sample-service-update --replication-group-ids cluster-1 cluster-2` + aws elasticache batch-apply-update-action \ + --service-update-name my-service-update \ + --replication-group-ids my-replication-group-1 my-replication-group-2 + +For a cache cluster, run the following command: + + aws elasticache batch-apply-update-action \ + --service-update-name my-service-update \ + --cache-cluster-ids my-cache-cluster-1 my-cache-cluster-2 @@ -139 +147 @@ For more information, see [batch-apply-update-action](https://docs.aws.amazon.co -You can verify your ElastiCache for Redis OSS clusters are running the latest service update by following these steps: +You can verify your ElastiCache for Valkey or Redis OSS clusters are running the latest service update by following these steps: @@ -141 +149 @@ You can verify your ElastiCache for Redis OSS clusters are running the latest se - 1. Choose an applicable cluster on the **Redis OSS Clusters** page + 1. Choose an applicable cluster on the **Valkey or Redis OSS caches** page @@ -152 +160 @@ If the console displays a list of service updates, you can select the service up -If the console displays “No service updates found”, it means the ElastiCache for Redis OSS cluster already has the latest service update applied. +If the console displays “No service updates found”, it means the ElastiCache for Valkey or Redis OSS cluster already has the latest service update applied. @@ -185 +192,0 @@ For a replication group, do the following: -`aws elasticache batch-stop-update-action --service-update-name `sample-service-update` --replication-group-ids `my-replication-group-1 my-replication-group-2`` @@ -187 +194,6 @@ For a replication group, do the following: -For a cluster, do the following: + aws elasticache batch-stop-update-action \ + --service-update-name my-service-update \ + --replication-group-ids my-replication-group-1 my-replication-group-2 + +For a cache cluster, do the following: + @@ -189 +201,3 @@ For a cluster, do the following: -`aws elasticache batch-stop-update-action --service-update-name `sample-service-update` --cache-cluster-ids `my-cache-cluster-1 my-cache-cluster-2`` + aws elasticache batch-stop-update-action \ + --service-update-name my-service-update \ + --cache-cluster-ids my-cache-cluster-1 my-cache-cluster-2