Add Redis support for Spring cache abstraction
See original GitHub issueOverview of the feature request
I have a strong incentive of adding Redis support to JHipster (we have a Prod project on PCF which absolutely need it in the next weeks), however, would you prefer it in the main gen, module or blueprint?
Side question: I noticed JH doesn’t generate @Cacheable
, @Cacheput
and so on for CRUD: I may also add support for these annotation (but it’s a mid term feature).
Motivation for or Use Case
An Onprem + SaaS microservice architecture with data sync between them: a Rabbit and Redis combination could be a way to help in this case.
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- Created 5 years ago
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I am quite interested, can I work on it ?
@Shaolans yes of course! I’ll test it on Azure