Cache Configuration

Stateless and SDO Cache features require distributed cache for storing the user session IDs or table last update timestamp. Therefore, Redis is used as a distributed cache for these two features.

Separate Redis configuration is created specific to Stateless and SDO cache.

Parameter	Sub-Parameter	Default Value	Description
Stateless	enable	false	This property determines whether the stateless feature is enabled or not.
	redisKeyExpiresInSec	90	The expiration time for Redis keys is set in seconds. If the expiration time is set to -1, the key persists indefinitely in the database until it is explicitly deleted, flushed, or Redis is restarted.
	featureKeyPrefix	stateless	Feature-specific prefix for identifying and managing Redis keys on the server.
sdo	enable	false	This property determines whether the SDO feature is enabled or not.
	redisKeyExpiresInSec	-1	The expiration time for Redis keys is set in seconds. If the expiration time is set to -1, the key persists indefinitely in the database until it is explicitly deleted, flushed, or Redis is restarted.
	cacheExpiresInSec	-1	The expiration time for JVM cache(Caffeine) is set in seconds. If the expiration time is set to -1, the cache persists indefinitely until it is flushed.
	featureKeyPrefix	sdo	Feature-specific prefix for identifying and managing Redis keys on the server.
dfa	enableSharedRedis	false	If the feature is enabled, the shared Redis configuration specified in the adv_cache.conf file is used instead of the feature-specific Redis configuration files. For example, in the case of DFA, the Redis server configuration in the dfa-server.properties file is no longer used for Redis setup.
	redisKeyExpiresInSec	600	The expiration time for Redis keys is set in seconds. If the expiration time is set to -1, the key persists indefinitely in the database until it is explicitly deleted, flushed, or Redis is restarted.
	featureKeyPrefix	dfa	Feature-specific prefix for identifying and managing Redis keys on the server.
userconfig	enableSharedRedis	false	If the feature is enabled, the shared Redis configuration specified in the adv_cache.conf file is used instead of the feature-specific Redis configuration files. FFor example, in the case of userconfig, the Redis server configuration in the feature.conf file is no longer used for Redis setup.
	redisKeyExpiresInSec	600	The expiration time for Redis keys is set in seconds. If the expiration time is set to -1, the key persists indefinitely in the database until it is explicitly deleted, flushed, or Redis is restarted.
	featureKeyPrefix	userconfig	Feature-specific prefix for identifying and managing Redis keys on the server.
instantAlert	enableSharedRedis	false	If the feature is enabled, the shared Redis configuration specified in the adv_cache.conf file is used instead of the feature-specific Redis configuration files. For example, in the case of instantAlert, the Redis server configuration in the dfa-server.properties file is no longer used for Redis setup.
	redisKeyExpiresInSec	600	The expiration time for Redis keys is set in seconds. If the expiration time is set to -1, the key persists indefinitely in the database until it is explicitly deleted, flushed, or Redis is restarted.
	featureKeyPrefix	instantAlert	Feature-specific prefix for identifying and managing Redis keys on the server.
redis	connectionType	standalone\|cluster	Redis Connection Type (standalone \| cluster \| sentinal). The system currently supports standalone or cluster type.
	tlsEnabled	False	This property determines whether TLS is enabled or not. In cloud environments, tlsEnabled is always set to true.
	host	127.0.0.1	Redis host name
	port	6379	Port Number for Redis. The default port is 6379. If TLS is enabled, the default port shifts to 6380. However, sites have the flexibility to configure custom ports during setup.
	userName	default	Redis user id. The default user id for redis is ‘default’.
	password		Redis server password. Redis setup on cloud must be password protected.
	connectionPoolSize	100	Redis connection pool size
	keyPrefix	dev:region:baseline:	Redis Key Prefix for supporting multi-tenancy. Each key will be uniquely identified for various environments such as dev, uat or prod.
	connectionTimeOut	20	Connection timeout for Redis in seconds
	clientName	CGIADVANTAGE	This is utilized to identify the Redis client when it's configured for multi-tenancy.