Jeroen Reijn • 4/5/2023

Lessons learned from picking a Java driver for Amazon ElastiCache for Redis - Part 2

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This article details the technical evaluation and lessons learned from switching from the Jedis driver to Lettuce for a Java application using Amazon ElastiCache for Redis in clustered mode. It covers configuration differences, performance trade-offs (including cold start impact on AWS Lambda), and Lettuce's cloud-ready features and failover behavior.

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