Spring Boot Caffeine Cache Integration | Cache in Spring Boot

You will learn how to integrate spring boot with caffeine cache.
Caffeine wiki link: github.com/ben-manes/caffeine...
Git Hub Link: github.com/shameed1910/spring...

[@theonliu7655]

Wonderful example for Caffeine + Springboot. Thanks!

[@testingstories]

It was explained clearly. Thanks!

[@vadivelkishore]

Super chinna 👍👍👏👏👏🤘🤘

[@sujithg5873]

Good video bro

[@sujithg5873]

Bro you already done about redis cache? Which cache is better?

[@technotowntechie9732]

If you want to use Redis, you need one server instance and not required any instance for caffeine.
There are two types of cache:
1)in-process cache
2) distributed cache:
distributed cache, such as redis and memcached, and local (in-process) cache, such as ehcache, GuavaCache and Caffeine. Speaking of Guava Cache, many people are familiar with it. It is a very convenient and easy-to-use localized cache implementation in Google Guava toolkit. Based on LRU algorithm, it supports a variety of cache expiration strategies. Due to the extensive use of Guava, Guava Cache has also been widely used. However, is the performance of Guava Cache necessarily the best? Maybe its performance was very good.
Caffeine provides a variety of cache filling strategies, value recovery strategies, but also contains statistics such as cache hit times, which can provide a great help for cache optimization.
Here are the following caffeine time-based recovery strategies:
expireAfterAccess: expire after access, expire after last read or write
expireAfterWrite: The expiration time after the last write occurs
Custom Policy: The expiration time is calculated separately after the Expiry interface is implemented

[@sujithg5873]

@@technotowntechie9732 Thanks broi for your great explanation ☺️☺️

[@yashbhatt3723]

git repo is not update