Comparison between master-replica Version and Distributed Version

Capacity

The master-replica version of Redis supports capacity specifications of 1,2,4,6,8,12,16,24,32 (for requirements above 32G, non-standardised requirements can be temporarily submitted),

The Distributed version of Redis supports capacity requirements of 16-2000G.

Performance

Single request delay: The delay of a single command single request, the master-replica version of Redis is relatively low;

Efficiency of batch requests: For large batch mget, mset, del batch command operations and large pipeline operations, the master-replica version of Redis is more efficient;

Efficiency of set operations: Commands like SDIFF, SINTER, SUNION, etc., intersection, difference, and union set operation commands, the master-replica version of Redis is more efficient;

Efficiency of large package commands: When the request data volume of a single KV is relatively large, the master-replica version of Redis is more efficient;

Concurrent performance: For a QPS nearing or exceeding 100K, the Distributed version of Redis can meet the requirements;

Features

The master-replica version of Redis supports all data operation commands, while the Distributed version of Redis restricts some commands (see FAQ for details);

The master-replica version of Redis supports data backups and downloads;

The master-replica version of Redis supports custom configurations;

The master-replica version of Redis supports multiple databases;

The master-replica version of Redis supports multiple versions. The Distributed version is based on Redis 2.8 and supports relevant commands.