Spring Boot Transaction-Aware Caching Example

Yatin B.Yatin B.
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Date: 2024-04-18

This article explains Spring Boot's transaction-aware caching, a technique improving performance and data consistency. It synchronizes caching operations with database transactions, ensuring cached data remains accurate even after transactions. The article details configuring a cache provider (like Ehcache), enabling caching via @EnableCaching, and annotating service methods with @Transactional and @Cacheable. However, it contains significant inaccuracies regarding configuration, particularly needing TransactionAwareCacheManagerProxy for most cache managers and setting setTransactionAware(true) even for JCache. Readers should proceed with caution and verify information independently.

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