...but which one is the best?

This video was sponsored by DragonflyDB who provide their own Redis compatible datastore without the need to go through the steps I did in this video :)

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Additionally, if you want to try and deploy your own Valkey cluster on either Digital Ocean or Hetzner, you can use the same OpenTofu configuration as I did.

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00:00:00 Marker 8
00:01:07 Vertical Scaling
00:05:03 Pipelining
00:07:32 Pipeline Limitations
00:08:19 Horizontal Scaling
00:09:04 Read Replication
00:13:20 Cluster mode
00:17:09 Cluster Caveats
00:20:58 Sponsor
00:23:01 The Clou