Garnet
Garnet is an open-source, high-performance, and extensible cache-store developed by Microsoft.
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Our verdict
Who it's for
A high-performance, rich, and extensible cache-store for modern applications.
Who should look elsewhere
Requires familiarity with .NET ecosystem for advanced extensibility
Pros
- +High performance and low latency for large services
- +Cost reduction for large services due to efficiency
- +Broad compatibility with existing Redis clients and APIs
- +Modern and secure with .NET C# and TLS support
- +Extensible for custom data structures and functionalities
Cons
- −Requires familiarity with .NET ecosystem for advanced extensibility
- −May have a learning curve for those unfamiliar with Redis-like systems
Key features
- ✓Thread-scalable storage layer (Tsavorite)
- ✓Cache-friendly shared-memory scalability
- ✓Tiered storage support
- ✓Cluster mode (sharding and replication)
- ✓Pluggable network design for high performance
- ✓Supports RESP wire protocol
- ✓Compatible with unmodified Redis clients
- ✓Supports Redis API surface (strings, sorted sets, bitmaps, HyperLogLog)
Pricing
No public pricing plans recorded.
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