by Angela Guess

A recent press release states, “Today, Redis Labs, the home of Redis, introduced Redise, or Redis Enterprise. Redise is the technology that underpins Redis Labs’ entire platform, products and services portfolio and simplifies how enterprises deploy Redis in any environment. With Redise, enterprises gain a significantly enhanced deployment architecture that delivers effortless scaling, always-on availability and significant cost reduction, all within one unified platform.”

The release goes on, “Redis Labs also announced the availability of a richer development and operational experience with Redis(e) Pack 4.4, and a significantly enhanced user experience for the Redis(e) Cloud service. As Redis becomes the de-facto high performance database for next generation applications, customers are looking for broader use case coverage, greater cost-effectiveness with large dataset sizes, and superior administrative ease. Redis(e) and all the new features unveiled in Redis(e) Pack 4.4 and Redis(e) Cloud directly address these, giving enterprises advanced capabilities to use economical Flash memory as a RAM extender at the same sub-millisecond latencies of Redis, sophisticated ACID controls such as advanced tunable consistency and durability, new Redis commands for BIT and GEO operations and enhanced security with role-based access controls.”

Yiftach Shoolman, chief technology officer of Redis Labs, commented, “We are making enormous strides in growth and adoption of Redis Enterprise, both on-premises, in different clouds and in hybrid environments… Unifying all product lines under Redis(e) illuminates both the power and the reach of our platform. As more and more enterprises increasingly rely on Redis for real-time operational and analytics scenarios, the Redis(e) portfolio significantly strengthens high availability and reduces operational costs in the broadest variety of environments.”

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