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Redict
Redict is a distributed key/value datastore (a Redis OSS 7.2.4 fork) for caching, queues, and fast data access with clustering, replication, and optional TLS.
Redict is a distributed key/value store (a remote dictionary) designed for low-latency data access over the network. It is an independent fork of Redis OSS 7.2.4 and aims to provide a compatible server and CLI for common Redis-style workflows.
Key Features
- In-memory key/value data model with networked client/server operation
- Replication and high-availability patterns (including Sentinel-style monitoring)
- Cluster mode for distributing data across multiple nodes
- Built-in CLI for interactive administration and troubleshooting
- Optional TLS support for encrypted connections (OpenSSL-based builds)
Use Cases
- Application caching and session storage
- Lightweight message queues and background job coordination
- Shared state and fast lookup storage for distributed systems
Limitations and Considerations
- Feature set and module ecosystem compatibility may differ from upstream Redis, depending on divergence from the fork point and supported APIs
Redict is a practical choice for teams that need a Redis-compatible datastore with clustering and optional TLS. It fits well as a foundational building block for performance-sensitive applications and distributed architectures.