In our previous blogs, we benchmarked EloqKV in memory cache mode, discussing both single node and cluster performances. In this post, we we benchmark EloqKV with durability enabled.
In our previous blog, we benchmarked EloqKV to evaluate it as an in-memory cache, focusing on single-node performance. In this blog, we shift our attention to Eloq clustering and discuss why it provides a fundmentally better solution.
In this blog, we evaluate EloqKV as an in-memory cache, focusing on its single-node performance. We compare EloqKV with Redis, a widely used in-memory data store, and DragonflyDB, a newer option boasting high performance due to its multi-threaded architecture and optimized implementation leveraging modern innovations.