Configuration does not support Redis Passwords that Contain #

[RobertKeyser]

Bug Description

When instantiating an instance of Fidesops where your Redis password contains a pound sign, #, Fidesops successfully attempts a connection, but then fails out with an error message suggesting that it tried to use everything that preceded the # as a port, which is could not treat as an integer.

For example, if I set the password as redispass#hello, the error message states ValueError: Port could not be cast to integer value as 'redispass'. Interestingly enough, if I give it a password that's different than the one on the Redis instance, it fails out saying that the password is wrong.

Steps to Reproduce

1. spin up an instance of Redis that has a password of redispass#abc
2. configure a new Fidesops instance to use the password of redispass#abc via the env var FIDESOPS__REDIS__PASSWORD
3. launch the Fidesops instance and review the logs.

Expected behavior

The Fidesops instance connects to the database and does not encounter any Redis related errors.

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Environment

• Version: 1.6.3
• OS:
• Python Version:
• Docker Version: a few, including 20.10.11

Additional context

At least for Elasticache (and other engines, I believe), Redis should support any valid password. https://docs.aws.amazon.com/AmazonElastiCache/latest/red-ug/auth.html#auth-overview