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I would like to know if it is possible to use Redis as local or in process cache in java.

I have tried with Redisson (version 3.11.2) but I get an error:

MutableConfiguration<String, CaLpgDataCollectionDto> jcacheConfig = new 
MutableConfiguration<>();
     Config redissonCfg = new Config();
     Configuration<String, CaLpgDataCollectionDto> config = 
RedissonConfiguration.fromConfig(redissonCfg, jcacheConfig);
     CacheManager manager = 
Caching.getCachingProvider().getCacheManager();
     Cache<String, CaLpgDataCollectionDto> cache = manager.createCache("namedCache", config);

Caused by: java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: server(s) address(es) not defined! at org.redisson.config.ConfigSupport.createConnectionManager(ConfigSupport.java:207)

Kind regards.

Hossain
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Yes, sorta, but no. Let me explain:

Redis itself cannot be run not as a server, you cannot use it as an embedded library.

However, you can run it as a subprocess of your process and communicate with it via Unix sockets. However it doesn't make much sense outside of tests.

Not_a_Golfer
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Yes, you can use it as a local cache server.

You can set up Redis into your local (Ubuntu) machine or in LAN and by pointing it you can use.

To install click here

Rahul Gupta
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