we have a small project, and we want to start using a non-clustered version of either keydb or redis. I've read a lot of reviews. I would like to hear more. Which system will be easier to turn into a cluster in the future, and maybe transfer to kubernetes?
which system should I choose to make it easier to transfer it to a cluster later?
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A few points relevant to both KeyDB and Redis when trying to simplify scaling in the future (ie. moving to a sharded data set):