Caching Data in Spring Using Redis · caseyscarborough.com
Caching is a way for applications to store data so that future requests to the same data are returned faster and do not require repeating computationally expensive operations. The Spring Framework provides a simple way to cache the results of method calls with little to no configuration.
The examples in this post use Spring 4.1.3 and Spring Data Redis 1.4.1, the latest versions at the time of this writing. Full source code for this post can be found here.
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