Valkey 9.0 brings atomic slot migration, per-field hash expiry, and cluster databases
Valkey 9.0 introduces atomic slot migrations, allowing entire slots to move atomically between nodes and reducing performance issues previously caused by key-by-key migrations. The release also brings per-field hash expiration with new commands, enabling more granular data management. Numbered databases are now fully supported in cluster mode, improving data separation and cluster scalability.
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- Open Source
External links
- Valkey 9.0: innovation, features, and improvements.Valkey Blog • Official source
- Valkey 9.0 Delivers Performance and Resiliency for Real-Time WorkloadsLInux Foundation
- Valkey 9.0 Released With Ability To Achieve One Billion Requests / SecondPhoronix
- Valkey 9.0 Adds Multi-Database Clusters, Supports 1 Billion Requests Per SecondIt's FOSS News
- Valkey 9.0 In-Memory Data Store Brings Atomic Slot Migrations, Clustered DatabasesLinuxiac
- Valkey 9.0.0 releasedLWN.net
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