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Redis is a bedrock technology and, as such, we occasionally see people considering alternative architectures. A few years ago, this was brought up by KeyDB, and recently a new project, Dragonfly, claimed to be the fastest Redis-compatible in-memory datastore. We believe these projects bring many interesting technologies and ideas worth discussing and debating. Here at Redis, we like this kind of c

To streamline the management of a Kubernetes layer, we developed our own Kubernetes controller, the Redis Enterprise Operator for Kubernetes. Unlock the cloud-native data layer by downloading our e-book below. Unlocking the Cloud-Native Data Layer As companies work to modernize their legacy systems, they are shifting architectures to take advantage of containerized applications. The initial adopti

What is a key anyway in Redis? The original intention of Redis (or any key-value store) was to have a particular key, or identifier, for each individual piece of data. Redis quickly stretched this concept with data types, where a single key could refer to multiple (even millions of) pieces of data. As modules came to the ecosystem, the idea of a key was stretched even further because a single piec

Download the latest version by clicking here. You know the warning on the shallow end of the pool where it says “NO DIVING”? Well, the new Redis 6 is no shallow update to the world’s most-loved database—it’s so deep you can dive right in. Now that Salvatore Sanfilippo has made Redis 6 generally available, let’s take a dip in the new changes and features. The new stuff can be divided into a few dif

Redis CloudFully managed and integrated with Google Cloud, Azure, and AWS Redis SoftwareSelf-managed software with enterprise-grade compliance and reliability