The open-source Redis alternative, written in Rust. Use any Redis client, get every core and built-in vector search.

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Joined April 2026
Why is KiviDB open source? A database sits at the core of your stack. You shouldn’t have to trust a binary you can’t read. So the whole engine is on GitHub under AGPLv3. Read it, run it, break it, fix it. github.com/kividbio/kividb
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KiviDB is now open source. 1.1.0 ships today, and the engine is open source under AGPLv3. A Redis-compatible database in Rust: → 21.2M GETs/sec pipelined, 2.3× Dragonfly → 59.3K vector queries/sec → Every benchmark published Would you mind giving us a ⭐? github.com/kividbio/kividb
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We just open-sourced our database engine... KiviDB 1.1.0 is a Redis-compatible engine written in Rust, now under AGPLv3. → 21.2M GETs/sec pipelined, 2.3× Dragonfly → 59.3K vector queries/sec → Runs with any Redis client Would you mind giving us a⭐? It really helps :) github.com/kividbio/kividb
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Unpopular opinion : most teams don't need a faster database, they need to stop making the same query 40 times per request.
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Presenting BYOC: Bring Your Own Cloud for KiviDB. The most common thing we hear from teams evaluating a managed database is “we love not running it, but the data has to stay in our account”
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It’s one line of Terraform: cloud_account_id = data.kividb_cloud_account.pr… You get the same Redis-compatible, multi-core KiviDB, managed by us and running in your account.
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The full write-up covers how access is scoped and what stays under your control : kividb.io/blog/bring-your-ow… If your team has been blocked from using a managed in-memory database because of data residency or compliance, I’d like to hear what the blocker was. #KiviDB #BYOC #redis
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Your database should live where your application lives. KiviDB Cloud is now available on Microsoft Azure and Google Cloud, alongside AWS. Same API, hostname, Terraform provider and MCP server, plus automatic failover, snapshots and private connectivity. kividb.io/blog/kividb-cloud-…
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Fast. Cheap. Robust. Pick three. ⚡ 25.9M pipelined reads/sec at 0.32 ms p99 💰 18–77% lower cost in our managed-database comparison 🛡️ Cross-AZ replicas and automatic failover The trade-off triangle is a habit....not a law. kividb.io/blog/fast-cheap-ro…
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Most "we need a faster database" tickets turn out to be "we're making 40 queries to render one page." Fix the access pattern first, then shop for hardware or a new engine.
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Database performance gets the attention. Infrastructure cost gets the invoice. At 100 GB with high availability: KiviDB Cloud: $15.70/GB AWS ElastiCache: $20.38/GB Dragonfly Cloud: $22.00/GB Google Memorystore: $22.46/GB Faster, and less per GB. kividb.io
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KiviDB Cloud can now be managed with Terraform. Define databases as code, preview changes before applying them, and automate deployments through CI/CD across AWS, Azure and Google Cloud. The KiviDB Terraform Provider is live ↓ kividb.io/blog/kividb-terraf…
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Pipelined reads change the picture. Same AWS setup: KiviDB: ~17.1M ops/sec Dragonfly: ~8.0M ops/sec That’s more than 2× the throughput from a Redis-compatible engine built in Rust. Methodology: kividb.io/docs/benchmark What would your stack do with it?
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