Redis is no longer OSSmesamune@lemmy.world to Programming@programming.dev – 304 points – 8 months agofosstodon.org108Post a CommentPreviewYou are viewing a single commentView all commentsGreat timing that Microsoft just released a drop-in replacement that's in order of magnitude faster: https://github.com/microsoft/garnet Written in C# too, so it's incredibly easy to extend and write performant functions for. It needs to be a bit more deployable though but they only just opened the repo, so I'll wait. Can it do everything that redis can?Not everything. There's a list of currently supported and unsupported apis on the docs. Streams aren't supported at all, for example.The repo description says it works with existing Redis clients, so probably.That's one of the selling points, yep
Great timing that Microsoft just released a drop-in replacement that's in order of magnitude faster: https://github.com/microsoft/garnet Written in C# too, so it's incredibly easy to extend and write performant functions for. It needs to be a bit more deployable though but they only just opened the repo, so I'll wait. Can it do everything that redis can?Not everything. There's a list of currently supported and unsupported apis on the docs. Streams aren't supported at all, for example.The repo description says it works with existing Redis clients, so probably.That's one of the selling points, yep
Can it do everything that redis can?Not everything. There's a list of currently supported and unsupported apis on the docs. Streams aren't supported at all, for example.The repo description says it works with existing Redis clients, so probably.That's one of the selling points, yep
Not everything. There's a list of currently supported and unsupported apis on the docs. Streams aren't supported at all, for example.
Great timing that Microsoft just released a drop-in replacement that's in order of magnitude faster: https://github.com/microsoft/garnet
Written in C# too, so it's incredibly easy to extend and write performant functions for.
It needs to be a bit more deployable though but they only just opened the repo, so I'll wait.
Can it do everything that redis can?
Not everything. There's a list of currently supported and unsupported apis on the docs. Streams aren't supported at all, for example.
The repo description says it works with existing Redis clients, so probably.
That's one of the selling points, yep