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I assume this is for Spring? If so, they'll be your experts on best practices. In this tutorial video, a user was able to have independent configurations per cache name in the properties file. That might depend on the Spring Boot version being used, though, as they recently added a registerCustomCache method. An alternative integration supports this feature directly. The |
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I assume this is for Spring? If so, they'll be your experts on best practices.
In this tutorial video, a user was able to have independent configurations per cache name in the properties file. That might depend on the Spring Boot version being used, though, as they recently added a registerCustomCache method.
An alternative integration supports this feature directly.
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expiryAfter(expiry)
idea probably won't work because this library does not have a concept of cache names. That is left to the integration framework, e.g. Spring, Micronaut, Quarkus, who provide the application framework.