Lien	Redis	Bangdb	BerkleyDB	LevelDB
Best used	For rapidly changing data with a foreseeable database size (should fit mostly in memory)	For random reads and writes, rapidly changing data, data not needed to fit in memory as it works with overflow decently	For rapidly changing data, key value store, object store, static data, data should fit mostly in memory. Works with larger memory but write degrades badly	For rapidly changing data, key value store, object store, static data. Works with overflow of data out of memory but read degrades
Usage example	Stock prices. Analytics. Real-time data collection. Real-time communication.	key value store, real time data, static data, session data, object store	key value store, real time data, static data, session data, object store	key value store, real time data, static data, session data, object store
Main focus	Speed	Speed, Robustness, Crash Recovery, Scale from embedded to network to whole data grid. Available in many flavors. Elastic	Speed, Robustness, Data recovery, Available as Embedded db	Speed, Robustness, Available as Embedded db, very high sequential write
Licence	BSD	BSD	Oracle	BSD
Projects using it	craigslist.org github.com guardian.co.uk Disqus stackoverflow.com flickr.net tweetdeck.com blizzard.com
Détails techniques
Dernière version	6.0.4	0.5	18.1	1.22
Date de sortie	28 mai 2020	25 mai 2012	14 jun. 2018	3 mai 2019
Première version	2009	25 avr. 2012	1994	30 jul. 2011
Transaction support	Oui	Oui	Oui	Non
Replication	Master/slave	P2P	Master/slave
Protocol	Telnet-like	Custom API, HTTP	Custom API	Custom API
Langage de développement	C/C++	C/C++	C	C++
Platforms	Cross-platform	Cross-Platform	Cross Platform	Cross Platform
Autre
Site web	redis.io	bangdb.com	oracle.com/...	google.com/...
Wikipédia	wikipedia.org/...	wikipedia.org/...	wikipedia.org/...	wikipedia.org/...
Flavor	Network	Embedded, Network, Elastic Cache	Embedded	Embedded
Access Model	Client Server	Embedded as part of process (Released) Client Server Distributed data grid - P2P	Embedded	Embedded