Redic

Uses the hiredis C library for efficient connection management and reply parsing, leading to better performance compared to pure Ruby clients, as noted in the README's comparison with redis-rb.

Implements a small lock for writing and reading, offering marginally better performance in threaded environments than clients with larger locks, which is a key feature highlighted in the README.

Supports Redis URLs with authentication, database selection, and configurable timeouts, simplifying dynamic configuration and reconnection, as demonstrated in the usage examples.

Allows command queuing with a single commit operation for batch execution, enabling improved throughput in high-load scenarios, as shown in the README's pipelining example.