In-Memory & Key-Value Databases

Memorystore vs GridGain

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Memorystore

by Google

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Pricing: Usage-based, Iowa: Valkey nodes from $0.0308 an hour, Redis Cluster from $0.0318; Redis Basic $0.049 and Standard $0.064 per GiB-hour at 1 to 4 GiB; commitments cost less.

Memorystore is Google Cloud's managed Valkey and Redis service, an in-memory key-value database for cloud apps, billed by the hour on the capacity provisioned.

12 /17 features Full profile

GridGain

by MariaDB

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Pricing: Usage-based: GridGain Nebula managed clusters $1.98 to $7.92 an hour; attached clusters $0.11 to $0.53 per server node an hour; self-managed Enterprise and Ultimate have no public list price.

GridGain is an in-memory data grid and database built on Apache Ignite, for teams that need low-latency data at cluster scale. Part of MariaDB.

10 /17 features Full profile

Feature Comparison

In-Memory & Key-Value Databases features side-by-side

Feature	Memorystore 12/17 features	GridGain 10/17 features
Rich data structures beyond strings Lists, hashes, sets, sorted sets and streams stored and manipulated server-side, not only opaque blobs.	Yes	Yes
Per-key expiration and eviction policies Keys expire on a TTL, and the store evicts by LRU, LFU or random selection when memory is full.	Yes	Yes
Snapshot persistence to disk Periodic point-in-time dumps of the in-memory dataset written to disk for restart recovery.	Yes	Yes
Append-only log persistence Every write is appended to a durable log so a restart loses at most a second or so of data.	Yes	Yes
Replica failover with automatic promotion Replicas stream from the primary and a sentinel or cluster manager promotes one when the primary dies.	Yes	No
Horizontal clustering of the keyspace The keyspace is sharded across nodes with client redirection, growing capacity beyond one host.	Yes	Yes
Active-active geo replication Writes accepted in several regions and merged with conflict-free replicated data types.	No	No
Pub/sub messaging channels Clients publish to and subscribe on channels for lightweight fan-out messaging.	Yes	Yes
Atomic server-side scripting Scripts or functions run atomically on the server against several keys in one call.	Yes	No
SSD tiering beyond available RAM Less-used values spill to SSD so the dataset can exceed memory at a lower cost per gigabyte.	No	Yes
Secondary indexes on stored values Hashes or JSON values indexed on their fields and queried with filters, not only fetched by key.	No	Yes
Native JSON value type JSON stored as a native type with path-level reads and updates on the server.	Yes	No
Multi-threaded request handling The server executes commands on several cores in parallel rather than on one event loop.	No	Yes
Per-user command and key ACLs Named users restricted to specific commands and key patterns, with TLS on client connections.	Yes	No
Client-side caching invalidation The server tracks keys a client has cached locally and pushes an invalidation when they change.	Yes	Yes
Streams with consumer groups An append-only log type with consumer groups for at-least-once processing by several workers.	Yes	No
Keyspace memory reporting Commands or dashboards report memory per key, the largest keys and fragmentation.	No	No
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Memorystore 12/17 features

Rich data structures beyond strings: Yes
Per-key expiration and eviction policies: Yes
Snapshot persistence to disk: Yes
Append-only log persistence: Yes
Replica failover with automatic promotion: Yes
Horizontal clustering of the keyspace: Yes
Active-active geo replication: No
Pub/sub messaging channels: Yes
Atomic server-side scripting: Yes
SSD tiering beyond available RAM: No
Secondary indexes on stored values: No
Native JSON value type: Yes
Multi-threaded request handling: No
Per-user command and key ACLs: Yes
Client-side caching invalidation: Yes
Streams with consumer groups: Yes
Keyspace memory reporting: No

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GridGain 10/17 features

Rich data structures beyond strings: Yes
Per-key expiration and eviction policies: Yes
Snapshot persistence to disk: Yes
Append-only log persistence: Yes
Replica failover with automatic promotion: No
Horizontal clustering of the keyspace: Yes
Active-active geo replication: No
Pub/sub messaging channels: Yes
Atomic server-side scripting: No
SSD tiering beyond available RAM: Yes
Secondary indexes on stored values: Yes
Native JSON value type: No
Multi-threaded request handling: Yes
Per-user command and key ACLs: No
Client-side caching invalidation: Yes
Streams with consumer groups: No
Keyspace memory reporting: No

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Pricing

Memorystore

Usage-based, Iowa: Valkey nodes from $0.0308 an hour, Redis Cluster from $0.0318; Redis Basic $0.049 and Standard $0.064 per GiB-hour at 1 to 4 GiB; commitments cost less.

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GridGain

Usage-based: GridGain Nebula managed clusters $1.98 to $7.92 an hour; attached clusters $0.11 to $0.53 per server node an hour; self-managed Enterprise and Ultimate have no public list price.

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