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Exposed R2DBC Redisson Cache

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This adapter combines coroutine-first R2DBC with Redis through Redisson async maps. It implements the common cache repository contract without hiding lifecycle or durability choices.

Cache and database state can diverge when a miss, write, invalidation, timeout, cancellation, or shutdown completes only partly. The adapter supplies the integration; the application still defines acceptable staleness and failure behavior.

Use this module when Redis through Redisson async maps is the chosen backend and the persistence path is coroutine-first R2DBC. Compare all six adapters in the cache selection guide before adding infrastructure.

dependencies {
implementation(platform("io.github.bluetape4k:bluetape4k-dependencies:<version>"))
implementation("io.github.bluetape4k.exposed:bluetape4k-exposed-r2dbc-redisson")
}

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get and getAll are read-through operations. Cache-aside is an application-owned DB update followed by invalidation. True write-through requires the configured writer to finish DB persistence before returning. Write-behind accepts a delayed durability window. Ordinary put must not be called write-through without that writer policy. This adapter is the local cached map’s sync strategy, size, TTL, and idle time bound local divergence.

Extend AbstractR2dbcRedissonRepository and provide table, extractId, ResultRow.toEntity, and the update/insert DSL hooks. Construct it with a reviewed RedissonCacheConfig.

repository.use { repo ->
val current = repo.get(id) // miss -> DB loader -> cache
current?.let { repo.put(id, it) } // durability follows write mode
repo.invalidate(id) // cache-only by default
}
TaskAPI
Cache-backed readcontainsKey, get, getAll
DB bypassfindByIdFromDb, findAllFromDb, countFromDb
Policy-controlled writeput, putAll
Evictioninvalidate, invalidateAll, clear
Entity mappingResultRow.toEntity, extractId, update/insert hooks
Lifecycleclose

Keep one repository per cache namespace and close it with the application. For cache-aside, commit the DB transaction before invalidating. Treat write-through failure as an incomplete write. Before write-behind, expose queue/dead-letter state and define the shutdown drain budget. Keep key prefixes and serialized value formats stable.

The module joins Exposed R2DBC, the shared cache foundation, and Redis through Redisson async maps. Loader/writer adapters own the cache-to-table bridge; the application owns the surrounding service transaction and client lifecycle.

RedissonCacheConfig controls namespace, TTL/expiry, cache/write mode, and backend limits. Unsafe binary codec families are rejected unless trustedBinaryCache=true. Validate positive durations and bounded batch/queue sizes at startup.

Invalidation is cache-only unless deleteFromDBOnInvalidate=true; write-behind and cancellation never make cache plus DB atomic. A cache hit can be stale, a backend success can be followed by DB failure, and DB commit can be followed by failed invalidation. Record these as distinct states.

The application owns RedissonClient; repository calls await Redisson futures and R2DBC loader/writer transactions. Monitor hit/miss, backend latency, retries/timeouts, queue depth, rejected or dead-letter writes, invalidation lag, and shutdown drain. Set separate SLOs for cache and database paths.

Use isolated cache and database fixtures with unique namespaces. Prove miss loading, partial getAll misses, each enabled write mode, cache-only invalidation, TTL, partial failure, and lifecycle cleanup.

Terminal window
./gradlew :bluetape4k-exposed-r2dbc-redisson:test
  1. Read Exposed cache foundation.
  2. Choose a backend in cache selection.
  3. Implement read-through plus cache-only invalidation first.
  4. Add partial-failure and shutdown tests before near cache or write-behind.
  5. Continue with exposed-workshop.

The adapter does not create a distributed transaction, provision the backend, migrate stored cache values, or decide whether stale data is safe. It is the local cached map’s sync strategy, size, TTL, and idle time bound local divergence.

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R2DBC Redisson coroutine cache architecture diagram

Section titled “R2DBC Redisson coroutine cache architecture diagram”

R2DBC Redisson coroutine cache architecture diagram

Release README: exposed/r2dbc-redisson/README.md

R2DBC Redisson repository hierarchy diagram

Section titled “R2DBC Redisson repository hierarchy diagram”

R2DBC Redisson repository hierarchy diagram

Release README: exposed/r2dbc-redisson/README.md

R2DBC Redisson read-through sequence diagram

Section titled “R2DBC Redisson read-through sequence diagram”

R2DBC Redisson read-through sequence diagram

Release README: exposed/r2dbc-redisson/README.md

R2DBC Redisson write-through sequence diagram

Section titled “R2DBC Redisson write-through sequence diagram”

R2DBC Redisson write-through sequence diagram

Release README: exposed/r2dbc-redisson/README.md

R2DBC Redisson write-behind sequence diagram

Section titled “R2DBC Redisson write-behind sequence diagram”

R2DBC Redisson write-behind sequence diagram

Release README: exposed/r2dbc-redisson/README.md