godis
A Redis-compatible server and distributed cluster implemented in Go, designed as a high-concurrency middleware example.
What is godis?
Godis is a Redis server and cluster implementation written in Go. It provides full Redis protocol compatibility, supporting standalone and distributed cluster modes, and serves as a practical example of building high-concurrency middleware in Go.
Go developers and engineers looking to understand or build high-performance, concurrent middleware, particularly those interested in in-memory data stores, distributed systems, or Redis-compatible server implementations.
Developers choose Godis for its full Redis protocol support, high-concurrency design, and comprehensive feature set including persistence, transactions, and a Raft-based cluster with dynamic expansion and failover, all implemented in clean, modular Go code as an educational reference.
Overview
A Golang implemented Redis Server and Cluster. Go 语言实现的 Redis 服务器和分布式集群
Use Cases
Best For
- Learning how to implement a Redis-compatible server from scratch in Go
- Building high-concurrency middleware with Go for educational or production use
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