redisctl-networking

name	redisctl-networking
description	Configure network connectivity for Redis Cloud deployments via the redisctl CLI. Use when setting up VPC peering, Transit Gateway, Private Service Connect, or PrivateLink.

Overview

Set up private network connectivity between your infrastructure and Redis Cloud deployments. All networking commands live under redisctl cloud connectivity. Supports VPC Peering, Transit Gateway (AWS), Private Service Connect (GCP), and AWS PrivateLink.

VPC Peering

VPC peering uses --subscription <ID> as a named flag. There is no generic list subcommand — use get to retrieve the current peering configuration, or list-aa for Active-Active subscriptions.

# Get VPC peering details for a subscription
redisctl cloud connectivity vpc-peering get --subscription 12345

# Create an AWS VPC peering connection
redisctl cloud connectivity vpc-peering create --subscription 12345 \
  --region us-east-1 \
  --aws-account-id 123456789012 \
  --vpc-id vpc-abc123 \
  --vpc-cidr 10.0.0.0/16

# Create a GCP VPC peering connection
redisctl cloud connectivity vpc-peering create --subscription 12345 \
  --gcp-project-id my-gcp-project \
  --gcp-network-name my-vpc-network

# Update an existing peering connection
redisctl cloud connectivity vpc-peering update --subscription 12345

# Delete a peering connection
redisctl cloud connectivity vpc-peering delete --subscription 12345 --peering-id 1

# Active-Active: list VPC peerings
redisctl cloud connectivity vpc-peering list-aa --subscription 12345

Transit Gateway (AWS)

TGW commands take the subscription ID as a positional argument (not a flag).

# List TGW attachments
redisctl cloud connectivity tgw attachments-list 12345

# Create a TGW attachment
redisctl cloud connectivity tgw attachment-create 12345 \
  --aws-account-id 123456789012 \
  --tgw-id tgw-abc123 \
  --cidr 10.0.0.0/16

# Update TGW attachment CIDRs
redisctl cloud connectivity tgw attachment-update 12345

# Delete a TGW attachment
redisctl cloud connectivity tgw attachment-delete 12345

# List pending resource share invitations
redisctl cloud connectivity tgw invitations-list 12345

# Accept a TGW resource share invitation
redisctl cloud connectivity tgw invitation-accept 12345 <invitation-id>

# Reject a TGW resource share invitation
redisctl cloud connectivity tgw invitation-reject 12345 <invitation-id>

Active-Active TGW commands follow the same positional-arg pattern:

redisctl cloud connectivity tgw aa-attachments-list 12345
redisctl cloud connectivity tgw aa-attachment-create 12345 --tgw-id tgw-abc123
redisctl cloud connectivity tgw aa-invitations-list 12345
redisctl cloud connectivity tgw aa-invitation-accept 12345 <invitation-id>

Private Service Connect (GCP)

PSC commands take the subscription ID as a positional argument. endpoints-list and endpoint-create also require --psc-service-id.

# Get PSC service details for a subscription
redisctl cloud connectivity psc service-get 12345

# Create a PSC service
redisctl cloud connectivity psc service-create 12345

# Delete a PSC service
redisctl cloud connectivity psc service-delete 12345

# List PSC endpoints
redisctl cloud connectivity psc endpoints-list 12345 --psc-service-id <service-id>

# Create a PSC endpoint
redisctl cloud connectivity psc endpoint-create 12345 \
  --psc-service-id <service-id> \
  --gcp-project-id my-project \
  --gcp-vpc-name my-vpc \
  --gcp-vpc-subnet-name my-subnet \
  --endpoint-connection-name redis-psc

# Get the endpoint creation script
redisctl cloud connectivity psc endpoint-creation-script 12345 <endpoint-id> \
  --psc-service-id <service-id>

# Get the endpoint deletion script
redisctl cloud connectivity psc endpoint-deletion-script 12345 <endpoint-id> \
  --psc-service-id <service-id>

# Delete a PSC endpoint
redisctl cloud connectivity psc endpoint-delete 12345 \
  --psc-service-id <service-id>

AWS PrivateLink

PrivateLink uses --subscription <ID> as a named flag. There is no list subcommand — use get to retrieve the current configuration.

# Get PrivateLink configuration
redisctl cloud connectivity privatelink get --subscription 12345

# Create a PrivateLink service (with an initial principal)
redisctl cloud connectivity privatelink create --subscription 12345 \
  --share-name my-redis-share \
  --principal 123456789012 \
  --type aws-account

# Add additional AWS principals to an existing PrivateLink
redisctl cloud connectivity privatelink add-principal --subscription 12345 \
  --principal 123456789012 \
  --type aws-account

# Remove a principal from PrivateLink
redisctl cloud connectivity privatelink remove-principal --subscription 12345 \
  --principal 123456789012 \
  --type aws-account

# Get the VPC endpoint creation script
redisctl cloud connectivity privatelink get-script --subscription 12345

# Delete PrivateLink configuration
redisctl cloud connectivity privatelink delete --subscription 12345

Cloud Provider Accounts

Required for some networking operations (e.g., AWS VPC peering, TGW):

# List provider accounts
redisctl cloud provider-account list

# Get provider account details
redisctl cloud provider-account get

# Create a provider account
redisctl cloud provider-account create --data '{...}'

Tips

• VPC peering requires matching CIDR ranges — ensure no overlap with Redis Cloud VPC
• Transit Gateway and PrivateLink are AWS-only features
• Private Service Connect is GCP-only
• Most connectivity operations are async — use redisctl cloud task wait after creation
• Active-Active subscriptions have separate connectivity commands with an aa- prefix
• Use --wait on create/delete commands to block until the operation completes
• Use --output json or --output table to control output format