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Am building a restful web service which needs to populate data (from a parsed JSON object) into a cache.
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What are the cheapest (preferably open source) and easiest to use cache systems that support Java, Web Service (Restful), and tomcat integration?
Do they have an expiration policy?
Do they have support for in-memory and / or file system persistence?
I am seeking something that doesn’t require a big learning curve.
Thank you for taking the time to read this…
I’ll put Guava Caching solution on the table which:
On top of that I’ll add my personal experience that is easy to use and intuitive through the use of the builder design pattern as you’ll find out.