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Aerospike vs Redis

Beyond the cache

Start with a better cache, and gain an ultra-fast, infinite-scale database that powers your next breakthrough.

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5 reasons to consider Aerospike over Redis

Discover five powerful ways Aerospike outperforms Redis, delivering unmatched efficiency, performance, and scalability for your most demanding workloads.

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Effortless scaling

Aerospike scales seamlessly with its multi-threaded, multi-core clustered system.

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Ultra-fast performance

Optimized for predictable low latency, Aerospike delivers consistent speed, even at petabyte scale.

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Lowest TCO

Cut infrastructure costs and memory needs while maintaining top performance under heavy demand.

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Reduce sprawl

Aerospike’s high-density nodes and unified storage manage data efficiently across memory and SSDs.

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Smallest carbon footprint

Use 80% fewer servers for lower costs, reduced environmental impact, and greater sustainability.

More than a cache, a complete solution

Aerospike goes beyond caching to deliver an ultra-fast, infinitely scalable database for real-time, mission-critical applications. Built to handle multi-terabyte workloads with ultra-low latency and unmatched cost efficiency, Aerospike seamlessly powers caching and so much more—empowering you to scale, adapt, and innovate without limits.

Aerospike vs. Redis comparison

See key differences between the two solutions at a glance.

 


Redis Aerospike
Architecture Single instance, single-threaded in-memory data structure store; limited support for multi-threading Natively distributed, multi-threaded noSQL database
Data models Key-value plus document, time-series, vector Multi-model (key-value, document, graph)
Caching Flexible caching in the cloud or on-prem Easily configured as a high-speed cache (in-memory only)
Clustering Single instances connected via Redis cluster proxy; requires separate child processes to act as a distributed database  Designed from the outset as a distributed database with automatic load balancing to ensure single hop to data
Storage model In-memory, optional persist to file system Custom, high-performance format with storage engine choice
Client access Relies on a proxy model for clustering to reroute client requests to the appropriate node Smart Client™ directly routes requests to the appropriate node to minimize network hops and enhance performance
Scalability options Horizontal scaling is the only option, and it disruptively reshuffles most of the data Vertical and horizontal scaling. Automatic data movement and automatic rebalancing when adding nodes
Consistency High Availability (AP) mode and support for eventual consistency Both High Availability (AP) mode and Strong Consistency (CP) mode to support varying use cases
Fault tolerance High availability managed with Redis Sentinel or Redis Cluster Two replicas for High Availability. Automated failovers.
Multi-site support Primary-replica architecture Automated data replication across multiple clusters; A single cluster can span multiple sites
Interoperability A range of ready-made connectors available from third parties Wide range of ready-made connectors available from Aerospike
Persistence options Persistence is optional via snapshots or append-only files (AOFs). It can optionally be persisted by another database (e.g., RocksDB or Speedb) Persist to SSD by default, non-persistence for in-memory/caching user cases, and a combination of SSD and memory persistence
Change data capture (CDC) CDC offered through additional Redis Data Integration (RDI) product Integrated CDC via change notifications with granular data options and automated batch shipments to maximize efficiency
Multi-tenancy Either via multi-instance deployment, containerization, or software multi-tenancy Various Aerospike server features enable effective multi-tenancy implementations
Hardware optimization Designed for commodity servers Designed to exploit modern hardware and networking technologies to maximize performance

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