Why migrate to Valkey if Redis is open source again?
Redis re-added an OSI-approved license in May 2025, so why move off KeyDB to Valkey instead of Redis? Because 'open source again' is a license one company added and can route around next time, Valkey's structure has no mechanism to re-close, your RESP clients already work today, and the native-client story runs on AWS's and Google's payroll.
Kristiyan Ivanov•