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Three Knives
Three Knives
May 25, 2026 · Databases

Redisun 1.4.0: A 33KB Java Redis Client That Beats Redisson by 8×

Redisun 1.4.0 is a 33KB Java Redis client that uses connection‑reuse and Java AIO to achieve up to ten‑fold higher throughput than traditional clients such as Redisson, Lettuce and Jedis, while reducing startup time, memory usage, image size and bandwidth, and it offers a simple Maven dependency and API.

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Redisun 1.4.0: A 33KB Java Redis Client That Beats Redisson by 8×
Three Knives
Three Knives
Oct 31, 2025 · Databases

Redisun 1.1.0: A Lightweight High‑Performance Java Redis Client and the Code‑World Feedback Loop

Redisun 1.1.0, a Java‑based lightweight high‑performance Redis client built on smart‑socket, introduces major upgrades in performance, command coverage, code quality and documentation, provides Maven integration and code examples, and demonstrates superior async and sync throughput compared with Redisson, Jedis and Lettuce in high‑concurrency benchmarks.

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Redisun 1.1.0: A Lightweight High‑Performance Java Redis Client and the Code‑World Feedback Loop
Three Knives
Three Knives
Oct 25, 2025 · Backend Development

Redisun 1.0.0 Released: A Lightweight Java Redis Client for the Domestic Open‑Source Ecosystem

Redisun 1.0.0, a 33 KB Java Redis client built on the smart‑socket framework, offers lightweight packaging, high‑performance AIO communication, connection reuse, and full RESP support; the article details its architecture, core components, supported commands, Maven installation, quick‑start code, advanced SET usage, and future roadmap.

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Redisun 1.0.0 Released: A Lightweight Java Redis Client for the Domestic Open‑Source Ecosystem