Valkey 9.0 Released with Ability to Achieve One Billion Requests / Second
6 months ago
- #Valkey
- #Performance
- #Database
- Valkey 9.0, a Linux Foundation-backed fork of Redis, has been released.
- Scalability improvements in Valkey 9.0 can achieve up to 40% more throughput than previous versions.
- Key features include memory prefetching, zero-copy responses for large requests, Multipath TCP (MPTCP) support, and AVX-512 SIMD optimizations.
- Valkey 9.0 can handle over one billion requests per second when scaled to 2,000 nodes.
- New features include atomic slot migrations, hash field expiration, and numbered databases in cluster mode.
- More details are available via the Linux Foundation press release, GitHub downloads, and the Valkey.io blog.