FoundationDB
6.1#13 in key-value databasesAPILinuxmacOSSelf-hosted
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Upstash Redis
7.3#4 in key-value databasesFrom $10 a monthFree planWebAPI
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| Fact | FoundationDB | Upstash Redis |
|---|---|---|
| Product | FoundationDB is a distributed database that stores structured data across clusters of commodity servers as an ordered key-value store. | Upstash Redis is a fully managed, serverless Redis database in the cloud with durable storage and pay-per-request pricing. |
| Security | FoundationDB supports TLS for communication security and authentication, but cluster connections are unencrypted by default. | TLS is enabled by default for all Upstash Redis databases and cannot be disabled. |
FoundationDB plans
No prices published.
Upstash Redis plans
- FreeFree
- Pay as You Go$0.20 a month
- Fixed 250MB$10 a month
- Fixed 1GB$20 a month
- Fixed 5GB$100 a month
- Prod Pack add-on$200 a month
Pick FoundationDB if…
It suits developers who need a distributed ordered key-value database with multi-machine transactions and can work with its core API or stateless layers. Linux is the stated choice for multi-machine clusters, while macOS server use is intended for single-machine development.
Pick Upstash Redis if…
Upstash Redis suits developers who want a managed Redis database for caching, queues, sessions, or other listed use cases. Its REST and Redis TCP access and regional replication may also suit applications needing multiple connection options or geographically distributed reads.