Redis宣告终结一段结束的旅程（结束 redis）

Redis has been a highly influential data structure server and a key-value, NoSQL database over the past decade. It has become an integral part of many applications, ranging from simple caching to large-scale data processing and analytics. The Redis project was officially released as open source in 2009, and since then has become one of the most widely used databases.

Recently, however, the Redis project officially announced that they are ending the project. This announcement comes as a shock to the many developers and users who have incorporated the technology into their projects, as well as the millions around the world who benefit from the use of the software.

The official announcement cites the need for a “focus shift” on the Redis team, one that looks towards new projects, such as the creation of Redis-compatible databases, rather than mntning the current version of Redis. The announcement also notes that the team will no longer provide feature-level support or accept new feature requests.

The team is also providing guidance to users on migrating away from Redis. This includes links to various tools and resources to help users move their data and applications to other compatible databases. For example, if you are using Redis as an in-memory cache, the team recommends migrating to either Memcached or Aerospike.

For those users who are already deploying Redis based applications, the situation is not all gloomy. The Redis team has indicated that the existing version of Redis will remn avlable for download and will still be mntned, with new bug fixes and security patches being released.

Overall, this is an unfortunate end to a highly influential piece of open source software. Redis has been used by millions of users around the world, and its influence on the data storage and analysis space has been tremendous. It will be missed, but thankfully, the software will still be supported and mntned for many years to come.