Redis with Spring WebFlux

This is PART–2 of Spring WebFlux course series.

Spring WebFlux is a reactive non–blocking web stack which is scalable & provides better performance compared to traditional Spring Web MVC! In a Microservices architecture we do have a lot of network calls – to database servers or external APIs. sometimes we might do a heavy computation. How to avoid unnecessary network calls & heavy re–computation and How to make our Microservices more scalable. That is what this entire course is about!

By the end of this course you would be comfortable with:

Microservices Caching With Redis

Redis

Various Redis Data Structures

Key/Value

List

Set

Sorted Set

Hash

HyperLogLog

Redis PubSub

INCR / DECR

Queue / Stack

Rate Limiting

Batch

Transaction

Access Control List

Spring Data Reactive Redis / Redisson

A Java library for Redis which supports reactive streams

Cache aside pattern with annotations

Cache aside pattern for Reactive types

Creating a generic cache template

Caching, evicting cache

Local Cached Map

Capturing expired and deleted events from Redis

JMeter Performance Test which proves 80% performance improvement

Redis As Message Queue

Redis can be used as a message queue in Microservices architecture

We would demonstrate that in this course.

You even implement a Priority Queue using Redis