May 2017 Summaries

We are very excited to announce the release of Redise Pack 4.5.0, which brings significant improvements to performance and reliability with its introduction of Redise Flash version 2, a production-ready Redis database that combines RAM and flash memory for improved scalability and cost-effectiveness. The Discovery Service enables simple IP-based connection for Redis applications, providing cluster discovery capabilities and assisting with connectivity under topology changes. With this release, users can now download Redise Pack 4.5.0 and access detailed documentation and release notes to learn more about its features and capabilities.

The Redis team is preparing for this year's Open Source Convention (OSCON) and Community Leadership Summit, taking place from May 6th to 11th in Austin. They will be at booth #332 discussing how Redis can solve various technical challenges such as personalization, fraud detection, IoT, metering, and social apps. Two Birds of a Feather (BoF) sessions are scheduled: one on Monday, May 8th about using Redis in domains beyond caching and key-value storage, and another on Wednesday, May 10th covering the new module system in Redis 4.0. The team invites attendees to join their discussions.