lets say that in SparkCache I have value named "cachedVal", how can I replace it instead of remove and put it again? I mean how can I made atomic request to cache? Because now if I have 1kk users and everyone makes something like this:
if(cache.get("cachedVal") != null)
{
cache.remove("cachedVal");
cache.put("cachedVal", newVal);
}
I get a lot of crashes because they in the same time make remove and put requests. Is there any solution for atomic cache request or to solve this problem?
Marcin Olszewski
Hi,
lets say that in SparkCache I have value named "cachedVal", how can I replace it instead of remove and put it again? I mean how can I made atomic request to cache? Because now if I have 1kk users and everyone makes something like this:
if(cache.get("cachedVal") != null)
{
cache.remove("cachedVal");
cache.put("cachedVal", newVal);
}
I get a lot of crashes because they in the same time make remove and put requests. Is there any solution for atomic cache request or to solve this problem?
Hi Marcin,
Have you considered making use of Spark.lockKey?
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Hi Marcin,
Have you considered making use of Spark.lockKey?
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Hi Marcin,
A lock will be relinquished either when it is explicitly released using Spark.unlockKey, or upon termination of the script.
This includes a scenario where your script encounters a fatal error before that explicit call.
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