redka
Redis-compatible key-value store with SQLite/PostgreSQL backend, offering ACID transactions and SQL views.
What is redka?
Redka is an open-source project that reimplements Redis core functionality using SQL databases as the storage backend. It provides Redis-compatible data structures and commands while leveraging SQLite or PostgreSQL for persistence, ACID transactions, and SQL-based data analysis. This allows developers to use Redis-like features without requiring a separate Redis server or keeping all data in RAM.
Go developers who need an embedded key-value store with Redis API compatibility, teams using PostgreSQL who want Redis-like data structures with transactional guarantees, and developers seeking lightweight testing environments without running full Redis instances.
Redka offers the familiar Redis API with the persistence and transactional safety of SQL databases, eliminating the need to manage a separate Redis server. Its ability to run in-process or as a standalone server provides flexibility, while SQL views enable better data introspection than traditional Redis.
Overview
Redis re-implemented with SQL
Use Cases
Best For
- Embedding Redis-like caching in Go applications without external dependencies
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