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2. Configuration
2.1. Programmatic configuration 2.2. Declarative configuration 2.2.1 YAML file based configuration 2.2.2 Variable syntax 2.2.3 Passwords encryption 2.3. Common settings codec ... -
7. Distributed collections
7.1. Map 7.1.1. Map eviction, local cache and data partitioning Eviction Local cache How to load data to avoid invalidation messages traffic. Data partitioning 7.1.2. Map pers... -
9. Distributed services
9.1. Remote service 9.1.1. Remote service. Message flow 9.1.2. Remote service. Fire-and-forget and ack-response modes 9.1.3. Remote service. Asynchronous, Reactive and RxJava3 c... -
14. Integration with frameworks
14.1. Spring Framework 14.2. Spring Cache 14.2.1 Spring Cache. Local cache and data partitioning 14.2.2 Spring Cache. YAML config format 14.3. Hibernate Cache 14.3.1. Hibernate... -
6. Distributed objects
6.1. Object holder 6.1.1. Object holder listeners 6.2. Binary stream holder 6.2.1. Binary stream holder listeners 6.3. Geospatial holder 6.4. BitSet 6.4.1. BitSet data partiti... -
10. Additional features
10.1. Operations with Redis nodes 10.2. References to Redisson objects 10.3. Execution batches of commands 10.4. Transactions 10.5. XA Transactions 10.6. Scripting 10.7. Func... -
Configuration
Using Redisson API Programmatic configuration is performed by the Config object instance. For example: Config config = new Config (); config . setTransportMode ( Transpo... -
8. Distributed locks and synchronizers
8.1. Lock 8.2. Fair Lock 8.3. MultiLock 8.4. RedLock 8.5. ReadWriteLock 8.6. Semaphore 8.7. PermitExpirableSemaphore 8.8. CountDownLatch 8.9. Spin Lock 8.10. Fenced Lock ... -
Distributed services
Remote service Redisson provides Java Remote Services to execute remote procedure call using Redis or Valkey. Remote interface could have any type of method parameters and result ... -
Integration with Spring
Spring Boot Starter Integrates Redisson with Spring Boot library. Depends on Spring Data Redis module. Supports Spring Boot 1.3.x - 3.4.x Usage 1. Add redisson-spring-boot-sta...
