Spring Boot - Caching Data - EhCache | CacheManager | Part 2 | Simple Programming

[@basaveshbr2674]

This is the most excellent explanation of level2 cache I found on the KZbin.

[@arnabroy2995]

Thank you... 🥰 You saved my day... Literally... 😃💜

[@stephenunsure2943]

Excellent video. Many thanks. It makes caching readily understandable!

[@alexnardep8765]

Excellent video. Many thanks!!!

[@viplovedev]

5:35 Alt+Shift+R. Rename the variable across the project. No need to copy-paste.

[@abhisheksarangi3844]

Thank you sir...saved my day

[@sreeharimanoharan3203]

Awesome 👏

[@sharifyy]

Excellent explanation! Thanks for making such tutorials

[@siyedyoussef3202]

Love the way you explain the topics 👍👍👍

[@tavelars]

Excellent tutorial. Thank you a lot and Continue the good job!

[@jhansiuramala8988]

a very good explanation...

[@sohel_naikawadi]

Thankyou tremendously for your hard work

[@neutral911]

Excellent Bro.... But have a small understanding concern... In the 18th line there used #isCacheable == null condition will it work properly since that property is boolean type...If it works i hope it should be always #isCacheable!=null only.. please correct me if i'm wrong? Video's Timestamp: 13:42

[@nitinmohite4507]

How Ehcache works with multiple instances?

[@harinagaraj9399]

Let's consider a function which has no return value. there is a impl to store a variable in the function block. Can we cache particular variable ??

[@liveentertiner7275]

I need your help on handling cache for show latest 100 records in the table If I configure the cache for this API I will get always the same result - but in DB have new records inserted. How to update cache record list if any new record inserted in DB?

[@regilanj]

I will recommend this if someone asks me 'Which is the best video to learn Spring Boot Caching?' 😀

[@ttc744]

Looks like ehCache2 rather than 3 - would you confirm

[@himanshumahajan2405]

Hi awesome explanation. I did spring-cache basic implementation. I even set up ma size in it. My requirement is that I log warnings when cache size reaches 80%. Is there a way to do that ? To know cache size each time a cache is modified ? Your response is highly valued :)

[@akashkutty9941]

can u pls take this topic in python programming language with django frame work

[@ifonezz]

thank you

[@rahulkmr710]

Please upload new spring cloud video

[@aparnagupta1783]

How to check that cache is empty?

[@shubhamtharwani8268]

Issue: Need Solution I want to cache when A() service is called and want to evict when B() service is called of different class. If anyone can answer then it will be help full.

[@kalyanut]

Use the annotations separately, @Cacheable for A() and @CacheEvict for B() service

[@shubhamtharwani8268]

@@kalyanut ... Yes Indeed, I checked its working fine

[@vkvlogs7635]

Awesome one thanq.... cud u pls tell me how to reload the cache?

[@supercars4574]

you need to put a hash before isCacheable after && like: && #isCacheable.

[@suprajakolluru8786]

Hi.. thanks for the video.. can you explain how to do second level cache using eh-cache or any reference would be helpful..

[@atharkarim6426]

Its very nice, Valuable. Is there source code available?

[@AbdulAhad-ml9ie]

Play it on 1.5x and you'll instantly hear Hrithik Roshan.