top | item 42256973 (no title) papruapap | 1 year ago Are there many redis drop-ins alternatives? discuss order hn newest loloquwowndueo|1 year ago Valkey, dragonfly, kvrocks are all protocol-compatible and mostly drop-in replacements for upstream Redis.If you want something hosted/managed, there’s Upstash Redis (though I reckon they’ll soon have to change the name of that offering). stackskipton|1 year ago Microsoft has also been working on one. https://microsoft.github.io/garnet/ seneca|1 year ago Kvrocks is pretty substantially different, from my understanding. It only shares the protocol. whstl|1 year ago Valkey is the fork/drop-in replacement from the Linux Foundation. OPoncz|1 year ago https://github.com/dragonflydb/dragonfly Is a multi-threaded drop in replacment
loloquwowndueo|1 year ago Valkey, dragonfly, kvrocks are all protocol-compatible and mostly drop-in replacements for upstream Redis.If you want something hosted/managed, there’s Upstash Redis (though I reckon they’ll soon have to change the name of that offering). stackskipton|1 year ago Microsoft has also been working on one. https://microsoft.github.io/garnet/ seneca|1 year ago Kvrocks is pretty substantially different, from my understanding. It only shares the protocol.
seneca|1 year ago Kvrocks is pretty substantially different, from my understanding. It only shares the protocol.
loloquwowndueo|1 year ago
If you want something hosted/managed, there’s Upstash Redis (though I reckon they’ll soon have to change the name of that offering).
stackskipton|1 year ago
seneca|1 year ago
whstl|1 year ago
OPoncz|1 year ago