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redict
R
Analyzed 5 months ago
Redict is a distributed key/value store (a remote dictionary, if you will).
Redict is an independent fork of Redis®* OSS 7.2.4 licensed under the Lesser GNU General Public license (LGPL-3.0-only). Redict is not affiliated with Redis®.
Licenses:
No declared licenses
valkey
V
Analyzed 2 months ago
A new project to resume development on the formerly open-source Redis project. We're calling it Valkey, like a Valkyrie.
Licenses:
No declared licenses
jredis
J
Analyzed 2 months ago
Release noteInitial alpha.0 revision of JRedis has been uploaded to the project site. Both zip and tar archives included. Please refer to the included release notes for information on this release.
Licenses:
apache_2
Redisent
R
Analyzed 2 months ago
Redisent is PHP interface to the Redis key-value store for modest developers. It is small, fast, and tolerant of changes to the Redis API.
Redis Ruby Library
R
Analyzed 2 months ago
A Ruby client library for Redis.
A Ruby client that tries to match Redis' API one-to-one, while still providing an idiomatic interface. It features thread-safety, client-side sharding, pipelining, and an obsession for performance.
BabelCache
B
No analysis available
BabelCache is a feature-complete caching library for PHP 5.3+. It supports a wide range of adapters, namespaced caching and provides an experimental support for the PSR Cache Proposal.
Supported caching backends are: APC, Blackhole, Filesystem, Memcached, MariaDB & MySQL, Memory, Redis, SQLite, WinCache, XCache, ZendServer
Mostly written in language not available
Licenses:
mit
shove
No analysis available
Common object storage and caching frontend supporting Python dictionary-style access and transparent object serialization and compression.
Mostly written in language not available
Licenses:
BSD-3-Clause
n-orm
Analyzed 2 months ago
n-orm offers a simple persistence layer for Java.
Targeted stores are "no-sql" as the framework assumes a column-oriented like storage data model.
The framework makes use of annotations, and offers a very simple query language, simple enough to be very efficient, and too simple to let a model