From where I left
(antirez.com)
I’m not the kind of person that develops a strong attachment to their own work. When I decided to leave Redis, about 1620 days ago (~ 4.44 years), I never looked at the source code, commit messages, or anything related to Redis again.
I’m not the kind of person that develops a strong attachment to their own work. When I decided to leave Redis, about 1620 days ago (~ 4.44 years), I never looked at the source code, commit messages, or anything related to Redis again.
Managing Large-Scale Redis Clusters on K8s – Kuaishou's Approach
(kubeblocks.io)
As a popular short-form video application, Kuaishou relies heavily on Redis to deliver low-latency responses to its users.
As a popular short-form video application, Kuaishou relies heavily on Redis to deliver low-latency responses to its users.
The Fastest Redis Ever
(redis.io)
We’re happy to announce the second milestone of Redis 8, our most advanced and performant offering yet, available for you to try in Community Edition (CE) today.
We’re happy to announce the second milestone of Redis 8, our most advanced and performant offering yet, available for you to try in Community Edition (CE) today.
Valkey 8 sets a new bar for open-source in-memory NoSQL data storage
(beehiiv.com)
Vienna, Austria: Valkey, the Redis fork, is kicking rump and taking names. At Open Source Summit Europe, the Linux Foundation announced the release of Valkey 8.0, a giant step forward to the open-source in-memory NoSQL data store.
Vienna, Austria: Valkey, the Redis fork, is kicking rump and taking names. At Open Source Summit Europe, the Linux Foundation announced the release of Valkey 8.0, a giant step forward to the open-source in-memory NoSQL data store.
Redis users considering alternatives after licensing move
(theregister.com)
Around 70 percent of Redis users are considering alternatives after the database company made a shift away from permissive open source licensing.
Around 70 percent of Redis users are considering alternatives after the database company made a shift away from permissive open source licensing.
Valkey 8 sets a new bar for open-source in-memory NoSQL data storage
(beehiiv.com)
Vienna, Austria: Valkey, the Redis fork, is kicking rump and taking names. At Open Source Summit Europe, the Linux Foundation announced the release of Valkey 8.0, a giant step forward to the open-source in-memory NoSQL data store. This release focuses on enhancing performance, reliability, and observability, marking a major milestone for the project initially forked from Redis due to licensing changes.
Vienna, Austria: Valkey, the Redis fork, is kicking rump and taking names. At Open Source Summit Europe, the Linux Foundation announced the release of Valkey 8.0, a giant step forward to the open-source in-memory NoSQL data store. This release focuses on enhancing performance, reliability, and observability, marking a major milestone for the project initially forked from Redis due to licensing changes.
Show HN: EloqKV – Scalable distributed ACID key-value database with Redis API
(eloqdata.com)
We’re thrilled to introduce EloqKV, a high performance Redis API-compatible, ACID transactional, scalable, distributed key-value database.
We’re thrilled to introduce EloqKV, a high performance Redis API-compatible, ACID transactional, scalable, distributed key-value database.
Valkey 8.0.0 Is Out
(github.com/valkey-io)
Upgrade urgency LOW: This is the first release of Valkey 8.0, which includes stability and performance improvements over the second release candidate. This release is fully compatible with Redis OSS 7.2.4.
Upgrade urgency LOW: This is the first release of Valkey 8.0, which includes stability and performance improvements over the second release candidate. This release is fully compatible with Redis OSS 7.2.4.
Valkey 8.0 Released as Speedy Redis Fork Achieving One Million RPS
(phoronix.com)
Valkey 8.0 was released today as this leading fork of the Redis open-source code that was started by the Linux Foundation early in the year and backed by organizations from Amazon/AWS to Google Cloud, Oracle, and others.
Valkey 8.0 was released today as this leading fork of the Redis open-source code that was started by the Linux Foundation early in the year and backed by organizations from Amazon/AWS to Google Cloud, Oracle, and others.
Valkey achieved one million RPS 6 months after forking from Redis
(valkey.io)
In the first part of this blog, we described how we offloaded almost all I/O operations to I/O threads, thereby freeing more CPU cycles in the main thread to execute commands.
In the first part of this blog, we described how we offloaded almost all I/O operations to I/O threads, thereby freeing more CPU cycles in the main thread to execute commands.
Deploy a Redis Cluster on Kubernetes within 5 minutes
(kubeblocks.io)
This tutorial shows how to create and connect to a Redis cluster.
This tutorial shows how to create and connect to a Redis cluster.