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What You Need to Know About ElastiCache Serverless
In the blog post, the emerging trend of serverless solutions is discussed, focusing on AWS ElastiCache Serverless. While acknowledging its innovative approach, our calculation suggests that the pricing model may not be practical for medium to large workloads.
Announcing Dragonfly Search
We are thrilled to announce Dragonfly Search, enabling both vector search and faceted search in our robust and performant in-memory data store.
How We Optimized Dragonfly to Get 30x Throughput with BullMQ
In this blog post, we navigate the journey of optimizing Dragonfly for BullMQ, achieving an exceptional 30x throughput increase. This endeavor highlights our deep commitment to the community and demonstrates our dedication to expanding and adapting Dragonfly to the open-source...
Building E-Commerce Applications with Dragonfly
In this blog post, we discover how Dragonfly boosts e-commerce platforms with efficient caching, personalized content, and managing high-traffic events. Learn about Dragonfly's capabilities for ensuring smooth operations during peak times.
Announcing Dragonfly Kubernetes Operator General Availability
We are thrilled to announce the general availability of the Dragonfly Kubernetes Operator.
Building a Real-Time Ad Server with Dragonfly
In this blog post, we build a real-time ad server application using Bun, ElysiaJS, and Dragonfly, showcasing seamless integration and exceptional developer experience. Dive into hands-on examples and enhance your understanding of these cutting-edge technologies.
Running BullMQ with Dragonfly
In this post, we explore the integration of Dragonfly as a drop-in replacement for Redis as the backing in-memory store of BullMQ, a robust background job processing library for Node.js.
Developing with Dragonfly: Solve Caching Problems
In the Developing with Dragonfly series of blog posts, we will explore different techniques and best practices for developing applications with Dragonfly. In this blog post, we explore the 3 common caching problems and best practices to mitigate them.
Open Source is Dead, Long Live Open Source!
The landscape of open-source software is evolving in order to continue to thrive. Business Source Licenses are necessary for sustained innovation and are being embraced by leading open-source innovators. This post breaks down why Dragonfly decided on BSL from the...
Developing with Dragonfly: Cache-Aside
In the Developing with Dragonfly series of blog posts, we will explore different techniques and best practices for developing applications with Dragonfly. We start with one of the most common usages: Cache-Aside.
Fearlessly Handling BigKeys with Dragonfly
Wrestling with BigKeys is hardly an issue when using Dragonfly, the groundbreaking in-memory data store. You can use BigKeys in Dragonfly if they are necessary to your server applications, fearlessly.
Running the Feast Feature Store with Dragonfly
In this blog post, we explore the seamless integration of Dragonfly as a drop-in replacement for Redis in Feast—an acclaimed feature storage and server project widely recognized in the machine learning domain. With just some simple steps, we unveil the...
The Unbearable Lightness of Horizontal Scaling
This post explores the limitations of horizontal scaling in terms of cluster reliability, load distribution, and cloud over-commitment. It also outlines design decisions that were made to allow Dragonfly, a drop-in Redis replacement, to scale vertically in order to handle...
Zero Downtime Migration from Redis to Dragonfly using Redis Sentinel
In this blog post, you will learn how to migrate from Redis to Dragonfly using Redis Sentinel.
Monitoring In-Memory Data Stores
This blog post covers monitoring in-memory data stores, focusing on Dragonfly. Learn how to use Prometheus and Grafana to monitor Dragonfly metrics and visualize them on a dashboard. Explore memory consumption, client-side metrics, server metrics, and more.
Leveraging the power of Lua scripting with Dragonfly
This post explores how Dragonfly improves the Lua scripting experience by solving common issues and introducing new interesting features
We’re Ready for You Now: Dragonfly In-Memory DB Now Supports Replication for High Availability
Dragonfly, an in-memory database that can be a drop-in Redis replacement, now supports replication for high availability in its version 1.0 release.
Migrating from a Redis Cluster to Dragonfly on a single node
In this blog post, you will learn how to migrate data from a Redis Cluster to a single-node Dragonfly instance.
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