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KeyDB is not a drop-in Redis replacement for every use case:

Because KeyDB partitions data structures across threads, it maintains separate metadata for each partition. For a database with millions of tiny keys (e.g., 32-byte keys), KeyDB may consume 15-20% more RAM than Redis for the same dataset. keydb eng

server-threads 12 server-threads-affinity true KeyDB is not a drop-in Redis replacement for