You created a Memorystore Redis instance but your app cannot connect. Which is the most likely cause?
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GCP - Cloud Firestore and Bigtable
You created a Memorystore Redis instance but your app cannot connect. Which is the most likely cause?
AThe Redis instance is in a different VPC network than the app
BThe Redis instance size is too small
CThe Redis instance region is the same as the app
DThe Redis instance is running the wrong Redis version
Step-by-Step Solution
Solution:
Step 1: Identify common connectivity issues
Memorystore requires the app and Redis instance to be in the same VPC or connected networks.
Step 2: Evaluate options
The Redis instance is in a different VPC network than the app correctly identifies network mismatch causing connection failure. Size, region, or version mismatches do not block connection.
Final Answer:
The Redis instance is in a different VPC network than the app -> Option A
Quick Check:
Network mismatch blocks connection = A [OK]
Quick Trick:Check VPC network match for app and Redis [OK]
Common Mistakes:
Blaming size or region for connection failure
Ignoring network setup
Assuming version mismatch blocks connection
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