Yikes, that's even worse. init.d is a tire fire. As someone who maintains software that uses Redis heavily, I view 3.0 as somewhat recent and very usable for

Yikes, that's even worse. init.d is a tire fire. As someone who maintains software that uses Redis heavily, I view 3.0 as somewhat recent and very usable for most. There hasn't been significant functional changes in Redis since 2.8 (the SCAN commands). Nothing significant in 3.0; the GEO* commands are the major feature in 3.2. I still have plenty of customers on Redis 2.8.