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Valkey 9.1 trims memory 10% and pulls search into the core

Valkey 9.1 is now generally available with a focus on improved efficiency, modularity, and ecosystem tooling for production workloads. It reduces per-key memory usage by up to 10% without tuning, integrates Valkey Search into the core for full-text and vector search, adds database-level ACLs and automated TLS reloading, and introduces CLUSTERSCAN for cluster-wide scanning. Valkey Admin reaches GA, and GLIDE client adds C# and PHP support. AI agents are used to automate backporting and bug detection.

SourceThe New Stack AIAuthor: Steven J. Vaughan-Nichols
Valkey 9.1 trims memory 10% and pulls search into the core
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  • Valkey 9.1 reduces per-key memory usage by up to 10% with no tuning required.
  • Valkey Search is now integrated into the core, combining caching with full-text and vector search.
  • New security features include database-level ACLs and automatic TLS certificate reloading.
  • AI agents are leveraged to automate backporting and find bugs, reducing maintainer burnout.

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