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What do I lose if I self-host Redis? (alien.top)

submitted 11 months ago by s3r3ng@alien.top to c/main@selfhosted.forum

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How many features of Redis Enterprise are Enterprise only or can I get them with some pain points if I self-host in my own home-lab? Much of what I find in search is about various managed Redis or Redis Enterprise plans. For many of those you are actually paying a lot for inferior cloud servers or one HELLUVA LOT for resources equivalent to those in my home office. Which is a bit crazy-making.

I would love Redis self-hosted on one of my home machines and accessible to a home machine exposed to the internet on 443 but tightly fire-walled.

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