Valkey 8.0 Released as Speedy Redis Fork Achieving One Million RPS
Valkey 8.0, a high-performance Redis fork backed by Amazon, Google Cloud, and Oracle, aims for one million requests per second, featuring significant speed enhancements and full compatibility with Redis OSS 7.2.4.
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Valkey 8.0 has been released as a high-performance fork of the Redis open-source software, developed with backing from major organizations including Amazon, Google Cloud, and Oracle. The new version aims to achieve one million requests per second (RPS) and has made significant performance enhancements, reportedly tripling the speed compared to previous Redis versions. Key improvements include optimized handling of temporary set objects, better multi-threaded performance through memory prefetching, and enhanced CPU cache efficiency. Valkey 8.0 also introduces new features such as dual channel efficient full-sync replication and async I/O threading. It maintains full compatibility with Redis OSS 7.2.4, making it a viable alternative for users seeking improved performance in in-memory data storage. The release is expected to attract more industry interest and will be included in performance testing benchmarks.
- Valkey 8.0 is a fork of Redis, focusing on high performance and scalability.
- The software aims to deliver one million requests per second, significantly enhancing speed and efficiency.
- Key optimizations include improved multi-threaded performance and memory efficiency.
- Valkey 8.0 retains compatibility with Redis OSS 7.2.4, facilitating easier adoption.
- The release is backed by major tech organizations, indicating strong industry support.
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3 commentsThere's also a very early RDMA transport, which sounds extremely fun for those so blessed as to be able to try it! https://github.com/valkey-io/valkey/pull/477
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