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upstash-to-valkey

Skill1 starsChanged 27 days agoNo licenceView on GitHub

Move a Redis off Upstash (including a store created through the Vercel Marketplace) to Valkey you run yourself, without changing application code, or decide not to. Options compared with October 2026 prices (Upstash free and pay-as-you-go, Upstash through AWS Marketplace, ElastiCache, one EC2 instance, ECS Fargate with EFS); measured latency and failover benchmarks; the serverless-redis-http front that keeps @upstash/redis working and the two fixes it needs; an ECS task design tuned from a 108 s to a 74 s failover; a backup-restore-reconcile procedure over REST that fences the old store so late writes are not lost; a failover test; and the pitfalls hit on a real production move. Use when retiring a Vercel team that owns an Upstash store, choosing where a small Redis should live, self-hosting an Upstash-compatible endpoint, or testing and tuning its failover.

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