#2220 client-side-caching-poc2 #2238
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@tgrall Looks good to me. WDYT about adding very limited number of constructors to create Jedis internally? |
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Can we implement client-side caching based on resp3 and "push" message? 🧐 |
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Closing in favor of #3757 |
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A different approach to the PR #2236
ClientSideCachingand pass 2 jedis connection (the data and the invalidation / RESP2)Is that better than the other idea?
It is a quick PoC, should I continue this path?
If not interesting, I can simply start with a small blog post showing how to use CSC in a Jedis application (does not have to be "in the client lib" to start.