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Redis vs Dragonfly vs KeyDB: In-Memory Data Stores Benchmarked

In-memory databases are the backbone of real-time applications — session stores, caching layers, rate limiters, and leaderboard systems all depend on fast key-value storage. Redis has dominated this space for 15 years, but two challengers have emerged with compelling advantages: Dragonfly claims 25…

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  1. 2026-11-01 13:16 · DEV Community — AI
    Redis vs Dragonfly vs KeyDB: In-Memory Data Stores Benchmarked

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