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Add dnsLookup bypass for AWS MemoryDB TLS compatibility - #1
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- Multi-stage Dockerfile builds from repo source instead of NPM package - GitHub Actions workflow publishes to ghcr.io on push to master - Includes build-and-test job before publishing - Tags: `latest` + commit SHA Depends on: #1 (fix-awsmemorydb-compat)
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Problem: AWS MemoryDB fails with
Failed to refresh slots cache- ioredis resolves hostnames to IPs but TLS certs are issued for hostnames.Fix:
dnsLookupbypass to preserve hostname for TLS validationrejectUnauthorized: false)The compatibility fix might not be the best approach, but it works. I also feel like it could break compatibility with other Redis setups, that's why I'm not going to create an upstream PR.