Redis 8.8 performance improvements: Faster MGET, MSET, streams, & more
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Lior Kogan, Filipe Oliveira, Paulo Sousa
1mo agoen
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RedisRedis 8.8 performance improvements: Faster MGET, MSET, streams, & moreredis.ioEvery Redis release continues a simple commitment: the same command, on the same hardware, should do more work. Redis 8.6 delivered a step change for vector workloads, sorted sets, and GET-dominated caching paths. Redis 8.8 carries that cadence forwar...
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