KiviDB is a Redis-compatible memory database built with Rust. It supports RESP2 and RESP3 protocols, shards its keyspace across threads, and uses io_uring for improved performance on Linux. KiviDB supports approximately 98-99% of Redis 8.10 commands.
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KiviDB can be useful for applications requiring high performance and low latency, especially on Linux. It supports most Redis commands and can be used as an alternative to existing solutions.
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