Java Caching with JSR107 and tCache
summary
tCache is an open-source JCache (JSR107) provider that implements EntryProcessors, Listeners and a loader API and demonstrates speeding a recursive Fibonacci example from very slow to instant. It uses data-aware evictions by storing metadata in holder objects (allowing slight overfill and batch heuristics) and built-in load‑spreading via randomized expirations; benchmarks (v0.95) compare tCache favorably to Guava and Infinispan, with mostly passing JSR107 conformance except for some eviction quirks.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:54JSR107 basics
- 10:04JCache API features
- 26:37Caching challenges
- 35:14tCache features
- 43:17Benchmark results
- 52:15JSR107 future
- 57:40Q&A
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