Extending the spring cache abstraction to using mongo as the cache datastore [DATAMONGO-2062] - #5230
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This implementation provides a
MongoCacheManagerandMongoCacheimplementation that integrate with the Spring Cache abstraction, allowing applications to use MongoDB as a distributed cache store.Spring Session already supports MongoDB as a session store, while the Spring Cache abstraction currently lacks a MongoDB-backed implementation. This contribution enables applications already using MongoDB to leverage it as their cache provider without introducing an additional caching infrastructure.
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