Memora
A console for Amazon ElastiCache in your AWS account: fleet findings and cost, a key browser, a command workbench and memory analysis, with access per user down to key patterns.
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The Memora security review: answers to the questions reviewers ask
A tool that can read and change the data in your production caches has to pass a security review. These are the questions reviewers ask about Memora, answered with what the product does and what is left to you.
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What is filling your ElastiCache cache? Finding out without KEYS
When memory climbs and evictions start, the first question is which keys are using it. KEYS * is the wrong way to ask on production. Here is how to sample a keyspace safely, read the result by prefix, type and TTL, and clean up with a paced bulk job.
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A data browser for teams on ElastiCache, not one person at a time
Desktop data browsers are great for one developer and a local Redis. On Amazon ElastiCache, for a whole team, they bring shared passwords, network paths into private subnets and no record of who changed what. Here is what a team needs instead, and how Memora provides it.
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Redis OSS 4 and 5 on ElastiCache: what Extended Support costs, and moving to Valkey in place
Since 1 February 2026, ElastiCache caches on Redis OSS 4 and 5 pay an Extended Support surcharge of 80%, rising to 160% in 2028. Here is what that does to a typical bill, why Valkey is the cheaper way out, and how to find every affected cache across your accounts.
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Memora: one console for Amazon ElastiCache, in your own AWS account
Cloud Certainty Memora is a console for Amazon ElastiCache that runs in your AWS account: every cache across accounts and Regions with its cost and findings, full control of each one, and a key browser, workbench and memory analysis your whole team can use safely.
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