For those that don't click through, the announcements is more of a preview, and has limited scope (only supports a subset of the commands and only support Pytho

For those that don't click through, the announcements is more of a preview, and has limited scope (only supports a subset of the commands and only support Python and Node). It's entirely open-source with a liberal license and you can find the source here: https://github.com/aws/glide-for-redis/ https://github.com/aws/glide-for-redis/. The main innovation that makes it interesting is that it uses a common rust core, built on top of redis-rs, to implement the heavy lifting of cluster topology and connection management. This code is much harder to implement correctly compared to the RESP protocol for simple commands. Higher level language wrappers interact with this core over a protobuf based protocol. The design is flexible, in the future it could support alternative backends (like memcached) and should be easily extensible for for new languages. I know the team is looking for folks interested in contributing.