Bringing javax.cache'ing to your application
summary
JSR-107 (javax.cache) is now usable with Spring and EHCache 3 and provides a standard CacheManager, annotations, and JMX stats but not capacity control or transactional guarantees; EHCache 3 adds right-behind writer with batching and coalescing that turns 11 view updates into one DB write, off‑heap storage for terabyte heaps, and a tiered Heap/off‑heap/cluster model. Beware of store‑by‑value defaults and caching attached JPA entities that cause race conditions; prefer immutable cache values and configure provider‑specific sizing.
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chapters (13)
- 0:00Start
- 43:08The Jpa Entity Lifecycle Contracts
- 53:28Hibernate Second Level Cache
- 54:56Caching Strategies
- 58:40Cached Rider
- 1:01:07At Least once Guarantee
- 1:02:08Feed Storage
- 1:09:17The Video Repository
- 1:09:31Interrupt Exceptions
- 1:13:26Default Cash Configuration
- 1:23:02Local Transactions
- 1:24:13Automatic Resource Control
- 1:24:35Size the Cache Manager in Megabytes
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