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Dragonfly: A High-Performance, Redis and Memcached Compatible Data Store
Dragonfly is an innovative in-memory data store designed as a modern replacement for Redis and Memcached. It offers significant performance improvements, including up to 25x higher throughput and better memory efficiency, while maintaining full API compatibility. Built with a shared-nothing architecture and novel caching, Dragonfly is ideal for demanding application workloads.
KeyDB: A Multithreaded, High-Performance Fork of Redis
KeyDB is a high-performance, multithreaded fork of Redis, designed for enhanced memory efficiency and high throughput. It maintains full compatibility with the Redis protocol, modules, and scripts, making it a seamless drop-in replacement. KeyDB also introduces advanced features like Active Replication and a MVCC architecture for non-blocking operations.
filedb: A Disk-Based Key-Value Store Inspired by Bitcask in Zig
filedb is a Zig-implemented, disk-based key-value store drawing inspiration from the Bitcask paper by Riak. It offers high throughput and efficient O(1) record fetching by storing metadata in a log-structured hashtable and data in append-only files. The project also provides a Redis-compatible client for easy integration and benchmarking.