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Amazon ElastiCache is a rich service offering many things we haven't covered in this guide, such as controlling maintenance schedules, monitoring your cache clusters, security features, and more. This section provides links to additional resources, which will help you deepen your understanding and use of Amazon ElastiCache.
So far you signed up for the service, got an AWS account and security credentials, and then completed a short exercise covering the essential product functions. Now that you're finished with the exercise, we recommend that you check with an administrator or coworker in your organization to determine if he or she already has an AWS account and security credentials for you to use in future interactions with AWS.
If you're an account owner or administrator and want to know more about AWS Identity and Access Management, go to the product description at http://aws.amazon.com/iam or to the technical documentation at Using AWS Identity and Access Management.
This guide has shown you how to launch and delete a cache cluster using the AWS Management Console. You can continue using Amazon ElastiCache through the console, or try one of the other interfaces.
The AWS Management Console includes many other functions besides just launching and deleting cache clusters. To learn more about how to use Amazon ElastiCache through the console, consult the online Help to assist you (just click the Help button in the console) or go to the Amazon ElastiCache User Guide.
For information on using Amazon ElastiCache's Java-based command line interface, go to the Amazon ElastiCache User Guide. These command line tools are a fast way to execute all of the Amazon ElastiCache functions without coding to the API or using a library.
If you prefer to use Amazon ElastiCache through a programmatic interface, there are libraries and resources available for the following languages:
For libraries and sample code in all languages, go to the Amazon ElastiCache Sample Code & Libraries.
If you want to write code directly to the Amazon ElastiCache web service APIs, go to the Amazon ElastiCache User Guide. The guide describes how to create and authenticate API requests, and how to use Amazon ElastiCache through the APIs. For a complete description of all the API actions, go to the Amazon ElastiCache API Reference.
The table below lists related resources that you'll find useful as you work with this service.
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The User Guide provides conceptual information about Amazon ElastiCache and describes how to use Amazon ElastiCache features using the AWS Management Console, API, and command line tools. | |
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The API Reference contains a comprehensive description of all Amazon ElastiCache Query APIs and data types. | |
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The Command Line Reference contains a comprehensive description of all the command line tools and their options. | |
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The FAQ covers the top questions developers have asked about this product. | |
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The release notes provide a high-level overview of the current release. They specifically note any new features, corrections, and known issues. | |
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A central starting point to find documentation, code samples, release notes, and other information to help you build innovative applications with AWS. | |
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The AWS Management Console allows you to perform most of the functions of Amazon ElastiCache without programming. | |
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A community-based forum for developers to discuss technical questions related to Amazon Web Services. | |
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The home page for AWS Technical Support, including access to our Developer Forums, Technical FAQs, Service Status page, and Premium Support. | |
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The primary web page for information about Amazon ElastiCache. | |
| A central contact point for inquiries concerning AWS billing, account, events, abuse etc. | |
| Detailed information about the copyright and trademark usage at Amazon.com and other topics. |