Spring Boot | Spring Data Redis as Cache | @Cacheable | @CacheEvict | @CachePut | JavaTechie

This tutorial will guide you how to use Spring Data Redis as a cache to improve application performance

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Spring Data Redis as Database

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[wcznewt]

Thanks you @java techie, Your videos are very helpful for me. It made me learn Redis Basic in just few hours with example. thanks again appreciatable approach. 👍👌

[satyabatigoswami]

Learnt so much from your videos. You are very good teacher and a very good person!! Thanks a lot🙏

[zuberdiwan]

Very Nice Tutorial sir...Very Well Explained...Thank You

[hrajiv]

Thanks for providing such a nice explanatory videos

[sanketr]

very nice video and thanks for the content Basant

[govardhanmopada]

Thank you for your videos...
I learnt more from your videos.
Very good explanation ❤️👌

[gopisambasivarao]

Appreciate your efforts Basant. God Bless you.😊🙏

[fuadgafarov]

Thanks, it will help in my career a lot. Great job. Keep going please.

[aidataverse]

very much useful appreciate your effort

[gauravk]

Again an excellent video from Java Techie..

[ranjan]

Hi Basant bhai, Great tutorial !!! . is it possible to use Database as some other database but not Redis DB, and use Redis Cache to communicate between db and cache ?

[kks___]

Sir first of all Thank you so much for your All Video 🙏
Sir a request to you please make a video on jwt token blacklisting before expires and refresh token please please it’s my humble request .

[nikp]

Прикольно что индусы даже не стараются говорить без акцента)

[ihabson]

Thank you for the video. I’m a newbie when it comes to cache, so is it possible to give more information about it. Like where is the data stored ? I guess it’s in the RAM but which one ? And what happens if the data changes in the mean time ? Does it mean that applications can possibly get an obsolete « snapshot » of the database because of caching ? Is that where the TTL comes handy ? Or is the « record » deleted from the cache if it changes ? Thank you very much

[satyabratasahoo]

Thank you Basant bhai, can you please explain more on the master slave implementation of redis?

[vivian]

Redis serves a cache purpose primarily here already I believe. the cacheable annotation is to make the method cacheable by conditions to Java in memory. Is my understanding correct?

[sudhirkk]

You explained every thing very well, But I can' see you redis connection details ?

[harshitgupta]

Sir, where is the primary data database to store data in redis, you didn't connect to any data base (such as MongoDb) as primary database so that we use Redis as Cache

[swagatrath]

I have a little bit of confusion here..
The DB being used is Redis and caching is being done at the application level.. which also is using Redis?
How do you configure which cache mechanism to be used then?

[MrRnl]

Thanks for this helpful tutorial. Can you have a tutorial how to setup your local redis? Thanks