Spring Boot's Caching Features
Briefly

Caching is the process of temporarily storing results to reduce recomputation needs by allowing systems to return data from cache, improving load and response.
Spring Boot simplifies caching via spring-boot-starter-cache, which supports various backends like ConcurrentHashMap, Ehcache, and Redis for efficient data management.
By annotating methods with @Cacheable, Spring Boot can bypass method execution if data is already cached, substantially enhancing application performance.
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