Keynote: Your Core Infrastructure Should Be Vendor Neutral and Open Source
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A team forks Reddus and forms Valky under the Linux Foundation to regain vendor-neutral governance, implements an observability metrics system after Reddus rejects the patch, and lands contributions across organizations: 20% reduction in memory overhead, vector similarity search, JSON and Bloom data types, and enterprise features like federated authentication (LDAP/Active Directory) built from async auth and Rust plugin work that is open source and governed by a six-organization TSC.
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