#Valkey

Redis, Valkey, or Dragonfly for a new project? How the license changes affect you, what to test for compatibility, and a default pick.

Valkey 9.2.0-rc1's whole-stream LZ4 RDB compression shrank a million-row JSON dataset from about 178MB to 35MB, an 80% cut the old per-string LZF default barely touches.…

Introducing Akamai Valkey Managed Database: a low-latency, in-memory data layer to optimize AI inference costs, accelerate RAG, and power real-time AI agents.

> - Valkey 9.1.0 (May 19, 2026) is the first minor release after the 9.0 GA, with 80+ contributors hardening security, observability, performance, eff

by Rashed We had a number in our heads: managed Redis, smallest HA tier, maybe $70 a month. We...

By ServerMO Engineering With recent licensing changes, Site Reliability Engineers are rapidly...

From Dev.to - redis: Why Redis 8.0 Is Overrated, Valkey 7.2 Is the Better Open Source In-Memory Cache

From Dev.to - webdev: I Tested 28 Query Pairs to See if Semantic Caches Actually Lie to Users. The Result Surprised Me

Most AI agent demos prove intelligence. Very few prove coordination. In this project, we built Agent...

Heroku Key-Value Store now supports Valkey 8.1 with JSON & Bloom modules. Get major performance boosts & memory efficiency for your apps.

Discover why Valkey represents the best of open source innovation — and is more than just a Redis replacement.