Riak KV
6.5#8 in key-value databasesFree planFree planWebAPILinuxmacOS
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Upstash Redis
7.3#4 in key-value databasesFrom $10 a monthFree planWebAPI
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| Fact | Riak KV | Upstash Redis |
|---|---|---|
| Security | Riak documentation describes authentication and authorization controls and SSL configuration, while noting that Riak does not provide fine-grained role-based security. | TLS is enabled by default for all Upstash Redis databases and cannot be disabled. |
Riak KV plans
- Riak KV Open SourceFree
- Riak KV DeveloperPriced on request
- Riak KV EnterprisePriced on request
- Riak KV Enterprise PlusPriced on request
- Riak KV ProPriced on request
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 Riak KV if…
Riak KV suits teams building Big Data applications around session or user data, connected-device data, or workloads replicated across regions. It is also a fit for developers who want a self-hosted key-value database with HTTP or Protocol Buffers and language clients.
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.