Redis

This page is the official directory of all historical release archives for the Redis in-memory data structure store, hosted on the Redis download server. The directory presents a flat listing of compressed tarball files (`.tar.gz`) corresponding to every publicly available version of Redis, from the earliest pre-1.0 development releases (e.g., redis-0.091.tar.gz) through the latest stable versions (up to redis-7.4.0 and beyond, as newer releases are added over time). Each file entry is accompanied by its last modification date (in UTC) and its exact file size in bytes, allowing users to verify file integrity and select a specific version based on size or timestamp. The primary function of this directory is to provide a permanent, versioned archive for developers, system administrators, and DevOps engineers who need to download a particular Redis release for deployment, testing, or compatibility verification. Unlike package managers (such as APT, YUM, or Homebrew) that often only distribute the latest stable version, this repository preserves every minor patch and beta release, enabling precise historical analysis, rollback to older environments, or benchmarking across different iterations. The directory is organized in a simple hierarchical format: a parent link (`../`) allows navigation up to the root of the domain, followed by an alphabetical list of files. Each filename follows a consistent naming convention: `redis-<version>.tar.gz`, where `<version>` includes major.minor.patch numbers (e.g., 2.8.24, 3.0.7, 5.0.14, 6.2.17, 7.2.7) and occasionally pre-release tags like `beta`, `rc` (release candidate), or `-pre` suffixes. This predictable naming pattern makes it straightforward to script or automate the download of a specific version using tools like `wget` or `curl`