Caching in an Asynchronous Spring Application
summary
Explains caching types and uses and how to build a distributed cache-based system using Redis and Hazelcast. Covers benefits and tools for asynchronous requests, how Spring supports caching async/nonblocking operations (Spring WebFlux and Kotlin Coroutines), known problems and fixes using Project Reactor and community solutions, plus the Alfa-Bank mobile backend team’s custom Spring Cache extensions for more efficient async caching.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Introduction
- 2:12Speaker and topic
- 3:39Why caching matters
- 9:16Async caching problems
- 14:13Existing solutions and flaws
- 26:36Alfa-Bank solution
- 39:47Summary
- 41:54Q&A
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