spring-boot-cache

Spring Cache abstraction enables caching by applying @Cacheable to service methods, reducing database load by returning cached results for repeated queries. Configure providers like Caffeine or Redis to manage the underlying cache storage and optimize retrieval.

Configure Redis as a cache provider in Spring Boot by enabling the Spring Cache abstraction and setting up Redis cache managers. This allows your application to store and retrieve cached data efficiently across distributed environments using Redis as the backing store.

Spring Cache abstraction supports reactive types, allowing you to apply caching annotations to reactive service methods. This enables performance optimization in reactive workloads by caching frequently accessed data without blocking the reactive pipeline.

Manage cache eviction and TTLs in Spring Boot by applying @CacheEvict annotations and configuring eviction policies within your cache providers. This ensures stale data is removed automatically based on time-to-live settings or explicit eviction triggers.

Spring Boot caching supports JCache integration, allowing you to use JSR-107 compliant cache providers within the Spring Cache abstraction. This enables standardized cache management while leveraging Spring's annotation-based configuration capabilities.