Eski – an in-memory store in Odin, measured against Redis on one core
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Eski is a new in-memory data store written in Odin that speaks the Redis RESP protocol, so existing clients connect unchanged. Its author reports, from a committed benchmark dataset on one server core, higher throughput and no-higher p99 latency than Redis, Valkey and Dragonfly across the tested workloads, with about…