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Valkey Glide

Key Differences Summary

Key Differences Summary

Section titled “Key Differences Summary”

Architecture

Section titled “Architecture”
  • Redisson provides an object-oriented abstraction layer with distributed Java objects (RBucket, RMap, RList, etc.)
  • Glide provides a more direct, command-oriented interface similar to Redis CLI

Asynchronous Operations

Section titled “Asynchronous Operations”
  • Redisson supports both synchronous and asynchronous operations with separate async methods
  • Glide is primarily asynchronous, returning CompletableFuture<T> for most operations

Data Structures

Section titled “Data Structures”
  • Redisson offers rich distributed data structures and services (locks, semaphores, queues, etc.)
  • Glide focuses on core Redis commands with high performance

Configuration

Section titled “Configuration”
  • Redisson uses a comprehensive Config object with many configuration options
  • Glide uses builder pattern with focused configuration objects

Error Handling

Section titled “Error Handling”
  • Redisson uses Java exceptions for error handling
  • Glide uses CompletableFuture exception handling patterns