Cache Patterns in Java

This Java project demonstrates the implementation of Read/Write Through and Write Behind Cache Patterns using a distributed cache. These patterns are designed to enhance performance and efficiency in data access, optimizing Java applications for effective data retrieval and storage.


Key Features

Benefits

These caching strategies improve performance by reducing the number of calls to the data store and ensure data consistency between the cache and the data store. The Write-Behind pattern also reduces the risk of data loss with asynchronous data persistence.

Integration in Java Applications

This project showcases the use of advanced caching mechanisms within Java applications, focusing on enhancing data access performance and efficiency. They highlight the practical application and integration of these caching patterns in Java environments, without relying on JCache, to handle real-world data management challenges effectively.

Getting Started

Instructions for setting up the project can be found in the project's Repository. The setup includes prerequisites like JDK 17, an IDE, and Docker, along with steps for cloning the repository, building the project, and running tests.

Usage

The service, demonstrated through provided tests, additionally exposes a REST API documented with Swagger, making it ideal for exploring and manipulating data cache patterns.


Tech Stack of the Cache Patterns Project

The project leverages a robust stack of technologies and dependencies, ensuring optimal performance and scalability. Below is list of the technical stack.

Core Technologies

Spring Boot Dependencies

API Documentation and OpenAPI

Observability and Monitoring

Development Tools

Testing Dependencies