Jeroen Reijn • 2/2/2023

Lessons learned from picking a Java based driver for Amazon ElastiCache for Redis - Part 1

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This article details the experience of a team implementing Amazon ElastiCache for Redis with cluster mode in a serverless Java (Lambda) architecture. It explains the rationale for choosing the Jedis client driver, including performance considerations like cold start impact, and provides code examples for configuration. The post focuses on technical lessons from testing failure scenarios in a production-like environment.

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