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Monitor, debug, and audit your Valkey database with data that persists beyond the moment. Real-time dashboards, slowlog analysis, audit trails, and Prometheus integration. Redis-compatible.

Which is more popular?
Based on our record, BetterDB seems to be more popular. It has been mentioned 3 times since March 2021.
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BetterDB: Observability and Auditability for Valkey BetterDB is the first monitoring platform built specifically for Valkey, the open-source Redis fork backed by the Linux Foundation. It persists ephemeral operational data so you can debug what happened at 3 AM when you wake up at 9 AM. Fully...
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As answered by people managing Open Devdocs and BetterDB.
BetterDB's answer:
BetterDB is the first monitoring platform built specifically for Valkey. Unlike generic Redis monitoring tools, it persists ephemeral operational data (slowlogs, client connections, command patterns) that normally vanish within seconds. It also supports Valkey-exclusive features like COMMANDLOG and per-slot statistics that no other tool can monitor. This means you can debug what happened at 3 AM when you wake up at 9 AM.
BetterDB's answer:
Existing tools like Redis Insight or generic APM dashboards only show real-time data and don't support Valkey-specific features. BetterDB provides historical analytics, pattern analysis, anomaly detection, and ACL audit trails with persistent storage. It deploys as a single Docker container with sub-1% performance overhead (benchmarked with an open-source interleaved testing methodology). The free tier provides genuine monitoring value with no artificial limitations.
BetterDB's answer:
DevOps engineers, SREs, and backend developers running Valkey or Redis in production who need operational visibility beyond real-time metrics. Particularly teams migrating from Redis to Valkey who need purpose-built tooling, and organizations with compliance requirements around database access auditing.
BetterDB's answer:
NestJS with Fastify for the backend API, React with shadcn/ui for the frontend, TypeScript across the full stack, PostgreSQL and SQLite for time-series storage, Docker for distribution, and Prometheus for metrics export. The Valkey/Redis connectivity uses the iovalkey client library.
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Tracking Open Devdocs since Jan 2023.
BetterDB is building the tooling ecosystem for Valkey, the high-performance Redis fork backed by AWS, Google, and Oracle. We're starting with observability — historical persistence, pattern analysis, anomaly detection, and Prometheus... - Source: Hacker News / 5 months ago
BetterDB (https://betterdb.com) (https://github.com/BetterDB-inc) | Founding Engineer | Remote | Full-time BetterDB is building the tooling ecosystem for Valkey, the high-performance Redis fork backed by AWS, Google, and Oracle. We're... - Source: Hacker News / 6 months ago
I built this after a year at Redis as an engineering manager for their developer tools, watching the ecosystem fragment after the license change. Redis 7.4 broke data file compatibility with Valkey. RIOT, the only widely-used open... - Source: Hacker News / 6 months ago