Tendis: A high-performance distributed storage system

I evaluated most low level level key value store engines from a latency and performance point of view. Both RocksDB and LevelDB are very good engineering choices! Thus the technical foundation for Tendis seems rock solid. Great work from Tencent!

Tencent + Redis = Tendis. Heh.

I'm surely not the only one who read this as 'tendies'...

drop'd the dew and lost my fedora.

Has it been Jepsen.io tested? I wouldn’t recommend using it if not.

Jepsen does great work, and the writeups produced by kyle are basically gospel, but this is a weird kind of FUD to spread.

Jepsen has tested lots of databases that get things wrong in production and people still use those, no need to rain on the parade for this project. It's looking to compete with redis, whose base features are relatively simple, with majority of people probably using it as a simple cache.

Yeah maybe don't deploy it to your highest priority intensely complex production service that was using all of redis's advanced features immediately, but not trying it at all just because it hasn't been audited is ludicrous.