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Ready to move beyond Redis? Explore our Redis to Aerospike migration guide

Unlock predictable performance and scale with Aerospike

Redis works well for lightweight caching and quick prototypes. But when your system grows, with more data, users, and uptime requirements, Redis starts to crack. If you're hitting ceilings with DRAM costs, vertical scaling limits, or fragile clustering, it's time for a change. Aerospike is built for high throughput, low latency, and predictable performance at any scale. You get strong consistency and cost efficiency without sacrificing speed.

This migration guide provides a clear, practical path for moving from Redis to Aerospike.

What you’ll learn inside

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Why teams migrate

Understand the architectural and cost advantages of Aerospike compared to Redis. That includes horizontal scale, in-memory performance with SSD persistence, and high availability.

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Model with confidence

Map Redis strings, hashes, sets, and sorted sets to Aerospike’s multi-bin records, lists, and maps.

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Write smarter code

Replace Redis commands with only one record per entity, server-side Complex Data Types (CDTs), or Aerospike’s operate() calls for atomic, multi-bin logic that scales cleanly.

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Migrate your data

Use Aerospike’s Redis Data Migrator and its YAML mapping strategies to move structured data without friction.

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Avoid common traps

Understand what Aerospike deliberately leaves out, such as blocking operations, Pub/Sub, and multiple record commands, and learn how to replace them with scalable, production-grade patterns.

A data layer that doesn’t get in your way

Redis makes you worry about memory, sharding, consistency, and workarounds. Aerospike handles scale, concurrency, and strong consistency natively. You get reliable performance, simple APIs, and a system you can trust in production.