Link - Keydb.cfg

For production, bind to specific internal IPs, enable keepalive, and set a reasonable timeout. 4. Threading Model (KeyDB-Specific) This is the core differentiator from Redis.

port 6379 daemonize yes Many settings can be changed at runtime using CONFIG GET and CONFIG SET without restarting KeyDB. 3. Network Configuration | Directive | Default | Description | |-----------|---------|-------------| | bind | 127.0.0.1 | Network interfaces to listen on. Use 0.0.0.0 for all. | | port | 6379 | TCP port. Set to 0 to disable TCP. | | tcp-backlog | 511 | Connection backlog size. | | timeout | 0 | Idle connection timeout (seconds). 0 = never. | | tcp-keepalive | 300 | TCP keepalive interval. | | protected-mode | yes | Blocks external access if no bind/password set. | | unixsocket | (none) | Path for Unix socket. | | unixsocketperm | 700 | Permissions for Unix socket. | keydb.cfg

Use active-replica cautiously — it enables optimistic write conflicts. | Directive | Default | Description | |-----------|---------|-------------| | maxclients | 10000 | Max simultaneous client connections. | | client-output-buffer-limit normal | 0 0 0 | Normal clients: hard, soft, seconds. | | client-output-buffer-limit replica | 256mb 64mb 60 | Replica clients. | | client-output-buffer-limit pubsub | 32mb 8mb 60 | Pub/sub clients. | 12. Lazy Freeing (Non-Blocking Deletion) KeyDB supports non-blocking deletes for large keys. For production, bind to specific internal IPs, enable