Turns out, it's not only still alive, but it's now much faster.... and open source again.

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Redis Open Source Announcement: https://redis.io/blog/agplv3/
Antirez Returns: https://redis.io/blog/welcome-back-to-redis-antirez/
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Reddus has made a surprising comeback by returning to open-source with its version 8, licensed under AGPL v3. This version boasts significant performance improvements, surpassing its competitor Valky in operations per second. The return of its original creator, Salvatore Sanfalippo, signals a renewed commitment to its open-source roots. Despite challenges like cloud providers favoring Valky, Reddus's enhanced features such as JSON support and vectors show potential for growth in the key-value database space.

I was just about to write Redis off for good...