I have an elasticache instance and an EC2 instance, they are in different VPCs and as far as I can tell I can't change that (ECS and Elasticache creation won't let me put on in the other's VPC). I have set up an Active peer connection between the two VPCs, and in the elasticache instance's security group, I added a custom TCP rule from any source at port 6379 (it's a redis elasticache instance).
I have configured my route tables for both groups according to the AWS documentation.
I still have no idea what I'm missing. Whether it's by a module made for connecting to redis (node-redis, to be specific) or the redis-cli command after sshing into the EC2 instance, I don't seem to be able to connect and keep receiving a Connection Timed Out error.
Halp.
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