Springboot annotation @Cacheable custom file set key to set expiration time and configure it in the configuration

1. 1Configure RedisCacheManager to set expiration time for cached data
2. 2Use the @Cacheable annotation with a custom key to store data in Redis
3. 3Set the expiration time for the custom key using the RedisCacheManager configuration
4. 4Test the caching mechanism to ensure data is properly expired and updated
5. 5Configure the cache to use a custom file for storing cache data

This benefits backend developers and DevOps teams who need to fine-tune caching mechanisms for better performance and data freshness

💡 Customizing the expiration time of cached data is crucial for maintaining data freshness and preventing stale data

🚀 Customize caching in Spring Boot with @Cacheable and RedisCacheManager! 📈