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Dragonfly is a modern Redis and Memcached replacement built for high-throughput workloads with multithreaded architecture and lower memory usage.

Pricing

$29+ / month

Founded

2022

Team size

11-50 employees

Headquarters

Remote

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Integrates with

KubernetesDockerAWSGCPAzure+2

About Dragonfly

Dragonfly is a modern Redis and Memcached replacement built for high-throughput workloads with multithreaded architecture and lower memory usage.

Dragonfly provides comprehensive tools and features designed for its target market. The platform integrates with popular business tools and offers both self-service and managed options.

Key capabilities include customizable workflows, reporting dashboards, and team collaboration features. The platform scales from small teams to enterprise deployments.

Dragonfly differentiates through its focus on user experience, robust API, and dedicated customer support team that ensures successful implementation and ongoing optimization.

Pricing

$29+ / monthUsage-based

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