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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 ... -
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... -
Why JDO?
The majority of applications need to persist (or store) data during their lifecycle. There are many ways of doing this with an application written in Java. If your datastore is ... -
5. Data partitioning (sharding)
1. Partitioning (sharding) of Redis based Java objects 2. Partitioning (sharding) of Redis setup This feature available only in Redisson PRO edition. 1. Partitioning (shardin... -
Configuration
Using Redisson API Programmatic configuration is performed by the Config object instance. For example: Config config = new Config (); config . setTransportMode ( Transpo... -
Cache API implementations
Spring Cache Redisson provides various Spring Cache implementations. Each Cache instance has two important parameters: ttl and maxIdleTime . Data is stored infinitely if these se... -
Client-Side Caching
Native implementation Client Side caching is implemented using client tracking listener through RESP3 protocol available in Redis or Valkey. It’s used to speed up read operation... -
Data partitioning
All Redisson Java objects are Redis or Valkey cluster compatible, but their state isn’t scaled/partitioned to multiple master nodes in cluster. Redisson PRO offers data partitioni...
