Exactly, basically we can provide numbers only for GET/SET/DEL or similar workloads. Since Redis has more capabilities that may speedup dramatically certain use

Exactly, basically we can provide numbers only for GET/SET/DEL or similar workloads. Since Redis has more capabilities that may speedup dramatically certain use cases the only good comparison would be per-use-case. However to provide the basic operations benchmarks for different data sizes can give at least an idea about the "HTML fragments caching" use case and other similar workloads.