Hibernate’s Query Plan Cache: How It Works and How to Tune It

Hibernate’s Query Plan Cache speeds up the preparation of your queries. That reduces their overall execution time, and improves the performance of your application. In the test scenario of this video, it improved the performance of the query preparation by up to 500%. To make it even better, Hibernate does all of that automatically. The only thing you should do is making sure that the cache has the right size. I will show you how to do that in this video.
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[@vishalsundararajan1228]

where does hibernate store this query plan cache, in case of distributed systems with auto scaler a node might be shutdown and created frequently depending on the load

[@mykyta1235]

for distributed scaling systems you should use 2nd level cache API
by providing your own implementation that will serve as a application/node/cluster-wide cache for Query results and Cache.

[@yasserkarami3900]

the only disappointment I have , is I have just found this channel