Cache with Spring Boot in Simple Example | @Cacheable | @Cacheput | @CacheEvict

[@manasranjan4]

Very nicely explained with proper use case.

[@JavaShastra]

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[@thatguyadarsh]

39:19 😂 I also ask the same thing to the IDE. Thanks for your content, it is very informative!!

[@JavaShastra]

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[@arunc2557]

Explained well 😊

[@rahatsaifi]

exactly the same thing I was looking for...thanks!

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[@ShravyaH-m2x]

Very helpful

[@SHARMILASK]

nice explanation. . .

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[@sadiulhakim7814]

Nice tutorial

[@JavaShastra]

Thanks

[@pierrelebon6627]

Hi, great job. But i have one question: let say that i have a data in cache and i have on endpoint where i modify the zipCode in db or in map, so in my cache i will still have a good city key name but with à bad zipcode. How we handle that case please. Thanks for the answer

[@JavaShastra]

Ideally, we should cache static data, which will not going to change in recent future . Still if you want to take latest change then you can refresh the cache , I think I have explained how we can refresh the cache .

[@pierrelebon6627]

@@JavaShastra thanks for the answer

[@SandeepPrajapati-xu9ru]

Thanks, it is helping a lot.

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[@tishasudani5982]

thanks , its helping a lot.

[@smileforlife8924]

Redis cache implementation needed

[@JavaShastra]

Sure 😊

[@noortech254]

Good explanation bro. bro i have 5 years of experience and wanna switch. Please guide me. I am java developer and framework wise i am using spring boot