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Redis-Valkey

作成者: pcloudhosting

Version 9.1.0 + Free Support on Ubuntu 26.04

Valkey is an open-source in-memory key-value datastore and Redis-compatible database used for caching, real-time applications, session storage, message brokering, and high-performance data processing. It enables developers and administrators to store and manage data with low latency, scalability, persistence, and support for multiple data structures.

Features of Valkey:
  • Provides a high-performance in-memory key-value datastore compatible with Redis protocols and commands.
  • Supports multiple data structures including strings, hashes, lists, sets, sorted sets, streams, bitmaps, and hyperloglogs.
  • Includes persistence options such as RDB snapshots and AOF (Append Only File) logging.
  • Supports replication and clustering for scalability, high availability, and distributed deployments.
  • Provides Pub/Sub messaging capabilities for real-time communication and event-driven applications.
  • Includes Lua scripting support for server-side scripting and advanced data processing workflows.
  • Supports ACL-based authentication and security configuration for controlled access management.
  • Offers low-latency caching and high-throughput performance for modern cloud-native applications.
  • Includes command-line tools and configuration management for administration and monitoring.

Usage Instructions:

$ sudo su
$ cd /tmp/valkey-9.1.0
Start and enable Valkey service:
$ sudo systemctl enable valkey
$ sudo systemctl start valkey

Check service status:
$ sudo systemctl status valkey

Check Valkey-server Version:
$ valkey-server --version

Test server connection:
$  valkey-cli ping

Disclaimer: Valkey is an open-source in-memory datastore intended for caching, real-time applications, and distributed data workloads. Performance and compatibility may vary depending on system resources, persistence settings, clustering configuration, network tuning, and workload characteristics. Proper authentication, firewall configuration, and access control settings are recommended for secure and stable production deployments.