Scaling Spring Boot with Hibernate 2nd Level Cache on Redis
<p>More often that not, the RDBMS database will be the primary scalability bottleneck in your growing application. This is due to RDBMS’s natural resistance to horizontal scaling. Several strategies have evolved to mitigate this very problem, including read-replicas, partitioning, sharding, and offloading some of the workload to a NoSQL database.</p>
<p>In this hands-on article, we’ll look at one more technique available to you as a Spring/Hibernate developer, that could greatly lessen the burdens of your overworked RDBMS: namely, the use of a Hibernate 2nd Level cache.</p>
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