It's less complex, has less feature flags, and features integrated pooling (which allows us to get rid of multiplex-pool), and has a simple interface for clustering.
Seems like an all-round upgrade. And also fred is built only for tokio, meaning it features less kinda awkward abstractions that try to support multiple runtimes.
It's less complex, has less feature flags, and features integrated pooling (which allows us to get rid of
multiplex-pool), and has a simple interface for clustering.Seems like an all-round upgrade. And also
fredis built only fortokio, meaning it features less kinda awkward abstractions that try to support multiple runtimes.Ref: https://docs.rs/fred/latest/fred/