Now that Redis Labs has decided to make Redis no longer open source, are there any plans yet for moving to one of the open source forks, such as Valkey or Redict , for what key-value store is officially supported, for what is set up by default for a discourse_docker deployment, and ultimately for a d…

[image] With redis no longer open source dev Unlikely to be honest, we would far more likely just to move to a fork, there are going to be tons popping up.

Ah, my searches for “valkey” and “redict” didn’t find that answer. Thanks!

Because you did same than every users… looking for solution instead of issue :wink: redis open source fork is the winner at search terms category. Sorry a sidestep to OT but that was one very delicious example of main issue of searches…

Valkey is getting performance and memory footprint improvements. The upcoming Valkey 8 looks amazing. It seems clear to me at this point that “Redis” is the proprietary fork, and “Valkey” is the mainline. It looks from outside like the fork has actually accelerated work in Valkey.

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