I recently installed cnpg and am really impressed with the developer experience. I'm curious if there's something similar in quality for setting up Redis in a clustered environment.
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In my opinion, sticking with KeyDB or Redis is the way to go. They have a strong community backing, and you’ll find it production-ready. Just make sure to create a specific node pool tailored for your cluster specifications—definitely worth it!
We use Dragonfly as a drop-in replacement for Redis, and it works great! Plus, it has a good operator that lets you define your instances via a custom resource.
Our team recently switched from KeyDB to Dragonfly with the operator and haven't looked back. It just works flawlessly for our needs!
The Bitnami Helm chart with Redis Cluster mode is a decent option too. Perfect for Kubernetes deployments.
Check out the Redis Operator on GitHub; it seems to have the most activity right now. It’s a solid option for managing Redis in a cluster.
I hear you, but have you considered trying Valkey? It offers similar functionality as Redis but is fully open source!
That sounds interesting! I’ll check it out.