Reviewers say compared to Redis, Aerospike is:
More expensive
Slower to reach roi
Better at support
Redis Alternatives & Competitors
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Top 20 Alternatives & Competitors to Redis
Aerospike
(53)4.3 out of 5Optimized for quick responseAerospike Database is a Key-Value Store and high performance real-time NoSQL (flex-schema) database.Hbase
(44)4.2 out of 5A scalable, distributed database that supports structured data storage for large tables. Use HBase when you need random, realtime read/write access to Big Data.Reviewers say compared to Redis, Hbase is:
More expensiveBetter at supportBoltDB
(18)4.4 out of 5BoltDB is an embedded key/value database for Go.Reviewers say compared to Redis, BoltDB is:
Better at supportEasier to set upEasier to adminAzure Redis Cache
(19)3.8 out of 5Azure Redis Cache is a secure data cache and messaging broker that provides high throughput and low-latency access to data for applications.Reviewers say compared to Redis, Azure Redis Cache is:
More expensiveBetter at supportMemcached
(11)4.6 out of 5Memcached is a high-performance, distributed memory object caching systemReviewers say compared to Redis, Memcached is:
Better at supportBetter at meeting requirementsMore usableDataStax
(11)4.1 out of 5Big data platform built on Apache Cassandra.Reviewers say compared to Redis, DataStax is:
More expensiveBetter at supportBetter at meeting requirementsOracle NoSQL Database Cloud
(10)4.0 out of 5A NoSQL database service with on-demand throughput and storage based provisioning that supports JSON, Table and Key-Value datatypes, all with flexible transaction guarantees.Reviewers say compared to Redis, Oracle NoSQL Database Cloud is:
More expensiveBetter at supportAzure Table Storage
(6)4.3 out of 5Azure Table storage stores large amounts of structured data. The service is a NoSQL datastore which accepts authenticated calls from inside and outside the Azure cloud.Berkeley DB 12c
(5)4.7 out of 5Oracle Berkeley DB provides an open source embeddable databases allowing developers the choice of SQL, Key/Value, XML/XQuery or Java Object storage for their data model.Coherence
(4)4.5 out of 5Oracle Coherence is a in-memory data grid solution that enables organizations to predictably scale mission-critical applications by providing fast access to frequently used data.Infinispan
(4)3.5 out of 5Infinispan is an extremely scalable, highly available key/value data store and data grid platform. It is 100% open source, and written in Java. The purpose of Infinispan is to expose a data structure that is distributed, highly concurrent and designed ground-up to make the most of modern multi-processor and multi-core architectures. It is often used as a distributed cache, but also as a NoSQL key/value store or object database.Oracle Data Hub Cloud Service
(2)4.5 out of 5Data Hub Cloud Service now offers a highly scalable, wide-column, distributed key-value NoSQL database to power your cloud-native applications in Oracle' Cloud platform.Pivotal Gemfire
(2)4.3 out of 5A real-time distributed data store that solves the hard problems of distributed systemsc-treeACE Database
(1)4.0 out of 5c-treeACE Database is a fully ACID advanced key-value store that supports multiple relational & non-relational APIs.Ehcache
(1)4.5 out of 5Ehcache is an open source, standards-based cache for boosting performance, offloading your database, and simplifying scalability. It's the most widely-used Java-based cache because it's robust, proven, and full-featured. Ehcache scales from in-process, with one or more nodes, all the way to mixed in-process/out-of-process configurations with terabyte-sized caches.ScyllaDB
(1)4.5 out of 5ScyllaDB, formerly known as Cloudius Systems, is an open source-centric company, led by the originators of the KVM hypervisor and employ superstar virtualization, database, and OS veterans. The ScyllaDB team is behind OSv and Seastar open source projectsMemcachier
(1)4.5 out of 5MemCachier is a cloud-based cach analytics solution for Memcach users.Fuel System Software
(1)5.0 out of 5A fully tailored customer-oriented fuel oil management system designed by the fuel oil industry to serve all users, from small independent dealers to large multi-user corporations.RocksDB
(1)5.0 out of 5A persistent key-value store for fast storage environmentsAlibaba Table Store
Table Store is a distributed NoSQL data storage service built on Alibaba Cloud's ApsaraDB distributed computing system, which comes with 99.99% high availability and 99.999999999% data reliability. Table Store enables seamless expansion of data size and access concurrency through data sharding and server load balancer technologies, providing storage of and real-time access to massive structured data
#1
"Aerospike scale is amazing and great support: Aerospike's performance is by far its best feature. It is the biggest reason to use the technology, though the clustering aspects also are quite stable and simple to manage."
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#2
"Very good NoSQL DB: The best with Hbase is data stored in hadoop cluster. The read is much faster. Data is replicated in clusters. Region Transition upon server failures is faster. Version based storage as defined. RDBMS (MySQL) we use need to maintain version data like history. Defining FamilyName helps grouping set of qualifiers (Columns) in a given row is good to fetch only certain group of columns data. Filters (RowFilter, SingleColumnFilter API) is flexible to fetch data based on requirement by filtering pattern. "
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#3
"Migrated Hoverfly backend from Redis to BoltDB to reduce dependencies: Super fast mmap implementation where operating system caches everything. Reduced dependencies and persistence storage. It also enables transactions and due to the fact that it's embedded - no connection pool. "
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#4
"Fast Database Supporting Many Data Types: It was very easy to implement and set up on Azure Portal. We use the basic cache mainly for testing and find it very secure and reliable."
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#5
"Super fast and stable, but lacks of any advance methods.: It's as fast and as stable as it can be. It never crashed. Its performance is unbeatable because of its simplicity, it does what it has to do, and it does it very well."
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#6
"Review for DataStax: Our data was decentralized. It has therefore become indispensable to implement a customer master data management solution to deploy a consolidated vision of our clients in one single point."
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#7
"A basic tool for SQL users: Oracle NoSQL is, what bets can be described, as a middle of the road option, based on client server technology that Oracle does so well. It is based on the Berkeley DB edition, with Java. this means it is not able to run Scala and other newer technologies, natively.
The server is based on a number of nodes, the main key of which is incorporated to the server that a record belongs to, by way of a simple hash key. there is only a single master, but multiple replica DB system. one of the problems is that it can take a long time to update the shards- by updating the key-value pairs - though it does not need the shutdown as many other systems are.
One of the better benefits is the way noSQL updates the nodes if the master shard feels - the database if it cannot repair based on a database transaction it will attempt a PAXOS transaction. this means that the database will stay up longer than those which basically fail if the main goes down.
it also makes the normal Oracle mechanisms to provide ACID transactions in cases where noSQL does not."
#8
"Cheap and reliable database solution: I really enjoy its flexibility. Table storage is great for storing data in a simple key-value format. Also, queries are fast when they are in the same partition."
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#9
"A powerful storage service: Oracle has raised the bar with this storage service. it is very robust and secure."
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#10
"Increased performance and incredibly reliable.: Been using coherence for years and it's been so incredibly reliable. Don't even need to think about it much."
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#11
"An open-source, flexible, enterprise-grade clustered cache and in-memory data grid: Great beginner documentation, proven track record, open-source, performant, great community.
Our adoption has been relying mostly on the open-source version of Infinispan. We have not reached out to RedHat for any enterprise support, as we would like to first evaluate the product before opting for the Enterprise features."
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#12
"The Cloud is more secure than a server: The Oracle Cloud system is more robust than a server. You can save and access files easier than having to connect to a server. The cloud is better for collaboration. It is also more secure than a server, which is a hard concept for people to wrap their heads around. Just because you can't see it, doesn't mean your data isn't safe. "
#13
"As a User: mainly its scalability is one of the major attraction. makes working with huge data easier. also due to the way it is built(architecture), there is considerately less latency than it should have been. Also that it supports in memory storage is a huge plus. it is user friendly, easy to pick up and follow the instruction given on the documentation page of pivotal, and you are good to go. So as a new user trying out new tools, i liked this."
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#14
"Excellent Software: For what I use it for in my job, it works extremely well. I have no complaints at all."
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#15
"EHCache review: Pretty simple to implement. Memory management is good and customization is simple using attributes. Fetching or retrieving data is simple. Good for developers."
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#16
"So fast!: The speed of writing and reading, along with maximizing resources in a zero-config way for servers where it's installed is insanely useful, even if it's not completely API-complete against Cassandra."
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#17
"Simple, scalable and seamless: There are very few services out there that are as seamless as memcachier.
It is very easy to put it to work on any rails app, just drop in the gem they supply, add access credentials as env vars and off you go.
The added advantage over other memcached providers is that memcachier although implementing memcached protocol, it is actually a different thing that performs way better"
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#18
"Great experience good service: I like the fact that they cared about me and my needs."
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#19
"RocksDb - Specify java docs plz: Log-structured merge tree implementation. Once you've got acquainted with it, you could do really awesome things. And the latency numbers are great. Although RocksDb is not of those that are easy to use, still if you would manage to master it you would gain a reliable, solid instrument not a kind of a swiss knife but rather machete like that would allow you to reach any of your engineering goals."
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