Comment by mo_abdallah0

I tested it and achieved around 42K operations per second. while it already serves as a in-memory key-value store to be a strong alternative to DragonflyDB, thanks to its multi-threaded architecture (each thread handles a separate keyspace, without any lock-based mutual-exclusion like KeyDB), it also goes beyond that and offers features like the transactional key-value operations and the persistence mechanisms.