Viewing ElastiCache Node Status
Using the ElastiCache console
The possible status values for ElastiCache nodes are in the following table. This table also shows if you will be billed for the ElastiCache node.
Type | Billed | Description |
---|---|---|
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Billed |
The ElastiCache node is healthy and available. |
|
Not billed |
The ElastiCache node is being created. The Node is inaccessible while it is being created. |
|
Not billed |
The ElastiCache node is being deleted. |
|
Billed |
The ElastiCache node is being modified because of a customer request to modify the node. |
|
Billed |
An Updating state indicates one or more of the following is true of the Amazon ElastiCache node:
|
|
Billed |
The ElastiCache node is being rebooted because of a customer request or an Amazon ElastiCache process that requires the rebooting of the node. |
|
Not billed |
Amazon ElastiCache can't start the node because the parameters specified in the node's parameter group aren't compatible with the node.
Either revert the parameter changes or make them compatible with the node to regain access to your node. For more information about the
incompatible parameters, check the Events |
|
Not billed |
An incompatible-network state indicates one or more of the following is true of the Amazon ElastiCache node:
|
|
Not billed |
A restore-failed state indicates one of the following is true of the Amazon ElastiCache node:
|
|
Billed |
ElastiCache is creating a snapshot of the Valkey or Redis OSS node. |
Viewing ElastiCache Node Status with the console
To view the status of an ElastiCache Node with the console:
Sign in to the Amazon Web Services Management Console and open the Amazon ElastiCache console at https://console.aws.amazon.com/elasticache/
. In the navigation pane, choose Redis OSS Clusters or Memcached Clusters. The Caches page appears with the list of ElastiCache Nodes. For each node, the status value is displayed.
You can then navigate to the Service Updates tab for the cache to display the list of service Updates applicable to the cache.
Viewing ElastiCache Node Status with the Amazon CLI
To view ElastiCache node and its status information by using the Amazon CLI, use the describe-cache-cluster
command.
For example, the following Amazon CLI command displays each ElastiCache node.
aws elasticache describe-cache-clusters
Viewing ElastiCache Node Status through the API
To view the status of the ElastiCache node using the Amazon ElastiCache API, call the DescribeCacheClusteroperation
with the ShowCacheNodeInfo
flag to retrieve information about the individual cache nodes.