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This is probably a dumb question but I haven't relevant info on this. I have a Flask app that uses Redis Queues. This has been running on a normal server and I've been tasked with migrating it to AWS. I've been reading up on SQS but we do not want to modify our existing integration of Redis Queues, so what would be the best way to run Redis Queue workers on AWS? My best guess was using ElasticCache to run the redis instance and run the workers in an EC2 instance, but wouldnt this eat up EC2 resources innefficiently?
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