Transactions in Redis allow the execution of a group of commands to take place in a single step. Managing Redis transactions on Java can be tricky for some users, but it is much easier when you have the right tools at your disposal. In this post, you will learn all you need to know about the execution of Redis transactions on Java, as well as getting a brief insight into Spring Transaction Manager and XA Transactions for Redis.
Overview of Redis Transactions on Java
Redis transactions are atomic, meaning that either all the commands in the transaction are processed or none of them are. The commands are sequentially executed as a single isolated operation, with no option for a request issued by another client to be served in the middle of the execution of the transaction.