What is Redis? Redis is an open-source (BSD licensed), in-memory data structure store used as a database, cache, and message broker.

Redis, the popular in-memory data store, is switching away from the open source three-clause BSD license. Instead, in a move that is clearly aimed to prevent the large cloud providers from ...

Amazon Web Services has added support for Redis, an in-memory, key-value store, popular with developers for its superior caching and ability to support multiple data types. The news is significant ...

Redis, the popular in-memory data store, is switching away from the open source three-clause BSD license. Instead, in a move that is clearly aimed to ...

Redis Labs is sharing its view of the future of Redis as a real-time data platform, transforming the way applications are built, deployed, and run to allow companies to reimagine the digital ...

Database management startup Redis Inc. has added tons of new functionality to its platform, including vector search capabilities, native triggers and a new change data capture feature. Redis ...

Redis 7.2 sets new experience standard across Redis products for developers to build better and faster, including making AI innovation achievable.

A report by database-as-a-service provider Percona has found that 70% of users of the Redis database are looking to move to alternatives, following Redis' move away from the open source model.