No open-source tool exists to migrate data between Redis, Valkey, and cloud providers after ecosystem fragmentation
The Redis license change caused data file incompatibilities between Redis 7.4 and Valkey, while the only widely-used migration tool was archived. Cloud providers have no incentive to make migration easy, leaving teams stranded. Organizations need a reliable, multi-directional migration path across providers and protocols.
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