Databases
Durable in-memory database
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What's different
MemoryDB uses a multi-AZ transaction log, so it can be a primary database. The others add persistence to a cache.
Databases · Durable in-memory database
Amazon MemoryDB vs Azure Managed Redis (with persistence) vs Memorystore for Valkey
Durable in-memory database, side by side on AWS, Azure and Google Cloud. They do the same job, but differ in features, limits or pricing, so check the notes below before migrating.
Quick answers
- What is the Azure equivalent of Amazon MemoryDB?
- The Azure equivalent of Amazon MemoryDB is Azure Managed Redis (with persistence). They do the same job, but differ in features, limits or pricing, so check the notes below before migrating.
- What is the Google Cloud equivalent of Amazon MemoryDB?
- The Google Cloud equivalent of Amazon MemoryDB is Memorystore for Valkey. They do the same job, but differ in features, limits or pricing, so check the notes below before migrating.
- What is the AWS equivalent of Azure Managed Redis?
- The AWS equivalent of Azure Managed Redis is Amazon MemoryDB. They do the same job, but differ in features, limits or pricing, so check the notes below before migrating.
- What is the Google Cloud equivalent of Azure Managed Redis?
- The Google Cloud equivalent of Azure Managed Redis is Memorystore for Valkey. They do the same job, but differ in features, limits or pricing, so check the notes below before migrating.
- What is the AWS equivalent of Memorystore for Valkey?
- The AWS equivalent of Memorystore for Valkey is Amazon MemoryDB. They do the same job, but differ in features, limits or pricing, so check the notes below before migrating.
- What is the Azure equivalent of Memorystore for Valkey?
- The Azure equivalent of Memorystore for Valkey is Azure Managed Redis (with persistence). They do the same job, but differ in features, limits or pricing, so check the notes below before migrating.