cacher: {
  ttl: 60,
  lock: true, // Set to true to enable cache locks. Default is disabled.
}

//  Or
cacher: {
  ttl: 60,
  lock: {
    ttl: 15, //the maximum amount of time you want the resource locked in seconds
    staleTime: 10, // If the ttl is less than this number, means that the resources are staled
  }
}

// Disable the lock
cacher: {
  ttl: 60,
  lock: {
    enable: false, // Set to false to disable.
    ttl: 15, //the maximum amount of time you want the resource locked in seconds
    staleTime: 10, // If the ttl is less than this number, means that the resources are staled
  }
}

const broker = new ServiceBroker({
  cacher: {
    type: "Redis",
    options: {
      // Prefix for keys
      prefix: "MOL",
      // set Time-to-live to 30sec.
      ttl: 30,
      // Turns Redis client monitoring on.
      monitor: false,
      // Redis settings
      redis: {
        host: "redis-server",
        port: 6379,
        password: "1234",
        db: 0
      },
      lock: {
        ttl: 15, //the maximum amount of time you want the resource locked in seconds
        staleTime: 10, // If the ttl is less than this number, means that the resources are staled
      },
      // Redlock settings
      redlock: {
        // Redis clients. Support node-redis or ioredis. By default will use the local client.
        clients: [client1, client2, client3],
        // the expected clock drift; for more details
        // see http://redis.io/topics/distlock
        driftFactor: 0.01, // time in ms

        // the max number of times Redlock will attempt
        // to lock a resource before erroring
        retryCount: 10,

        // the time in ms between attempts
        retryDelay: 200, // time in ms

        // the max time in ms randomly added to retries
        // to improve performance under high contention
        // see https://www.awsarchitectureblog.com/2015/03/backoff.html
        retryJitter: 200 // time in ms
      }
    }
  }
});