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Getting startedInstall, connect and make your first request.ConfigurationServer, memory, persistence and environment settings.Clients & SDKsConnect with Go, Node.js, Python or the Redis CLI.Data structuresStrings, hashes, lists, sets, streams and more.Architecture256 shards, RESP networking and the storage engine.PersistenceSnapshots, append-only files and recovery.Security & ACLAuthentication, TLS and scoped command access.Clustering & replicationGossip, hash slots, replicas and Sentinel.MonitoringPrometheus, slow logs and health checks.HTTP APIIntegrate using JSON over HTTP.Command referenceSearch command syntax across the upstream modules.BenchmarksStorage and TCP results, hardware and methodology.FeaturesEverything inside the CacheStorm binary.ChangelogReleases and development changes.Brand assetsDownload the CacheStorm SVG logo and mark.
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THE ENGINE KEEPS MOVING

Small changes.
Forward momentum.

Release milestones and a direct line to the source. Check the upstream release notes before updating your deployment.

Your platform. Your binary.

The latest GitHub release publishes platform archives for Linux, macOS, Windows and FreeBSD, plus a versioned container image.

  • Linux AMD64, ARM64 and ARMv7 builds.
  • macOS Intel and Apple Silicon builds.
  • Windows AMD64 and FreeBSD AMD64 archives.
  • Container image: ghcr.io/cachestorm/cachestorm:v0.3.0.
Release notes & downloads ↗

Security and behavior, refined.

The pinned source changelog includes development notes for ACL enforcement, HTTP identity handling, scripting behavior and regression coverage. “Unreleased” is the label used in that file; it is not presented here as a separate published release.

  • ACL command and key-pattern enforcement across command paths.
  • HTTP ACL identity handling and session binding.
  • Lua script and registered function argument handling.
  • Regression tests for authentication and authorization behavior.
Read the complete source changelog ↗

A harder working foundation.

The upstream changelog records TLS hardening, cluster input validation, HTTP command restrictions and fixes across persistence, replication and concurrent access.

Read the historical entry ↗