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Valkey

Valkey Community (Linux Foundation)

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Valkey is an open-source, high-performance key-value datastore forked from Redis, maintained by the Linux Foundation with full Redis protocol compatibility.

DatabasesFreeApproved·81.5M11712d ago
#database#in-memory#key-value#linux-foundation#valkey#redis-compatible#pub-sub#open-source#nosql#cache
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About

Valkey was born in March 2024 when Redis Ltd changed Redis's license from the permissive BSD license to the dual-licensed RSALv2/SSPLv1, restricting how cloud providers could offer Redis as a service. In response, a coalition including AWS, Google Cloud, Oracle, Ericsson, and Sna…

Deployment Options

1 stack

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Requirements

500m
4Gi
6379

Stacks

ValkeyService

Author

Valkey Community (Linux Foundation)

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#database#in-memory#key-value#linux-foundation#valkey#redis-compatible#pub-sub#open-source#nosql#cache
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