Can you have video explaining topic : spring boot + jpa(with mysql or any external database) + redis cache which will talk about providing crud operations efficiently?
I’ve get data from oracle dB with different schema names for an app. Right now it is configured as list of properties and using for loop we are retrieving the result. What is the best practice to do this? Please advise.
With redis pub/sub the data should be saved in oracle db with springboot JPA save. Which actually not working. Please explain how to do it. Thanks in advance
Hey. For an internal company project sometime last month I was using Jedis and Spring Boot to connect to a redis-cluster deployed on Google Cloud. I defined Redis related config in a separate config class such as initializing the factory and the template. All worked fine except for the fact that when Redis times out (say VM is down), we don't receive an error handler for us to manually time the function out after a period of X seconds or do anything else. To reproduce this issue, just kill the redis-server on your local and try the controller again. It should time out after a while. What ways do we have to stop the process apart from running the redis-function in an executor service and killing the thread after an interval?
Nice explanation...I do have doubt about usability....since we return hash during create and during get full url...so not sure how exactly we will use...in Amazon we get shorturl and we can hit that..
All Twitter links are shortened. Amazon provides shortened links for affliate n product links. Speakers in conference provide short links for the audience. Btw i use short urls at work all the time since they are easy to remember