Are redisson collections "distributed" safe?

[oscarryz]

I can't get from the documentation if they actually are.

For instance, if I get a queue, can two (or more) different JVM's read from it and get different values?

e.g. the following code running on different JVM's

RQueue<String> queue = redis.getQueue(KEY);
queue.poll(); 

Would every JVM get a different value (granted the content of the queue are different) or do I need a to lock first?

e.g.

RLock lock = redis.getLock(LOCK_KEY);
lock.lock();
try {
   RQueue<String> queue = redis.getQueue(KEY);
   queue.poll(); 
} finally {
    lock.unlock();
}

[mrniko]

All collection implementations are thread safe. You don't need to use locks

[oscarryz]

Thank you for the reply.
Is it safe to assume they're thread safe across different JVM instances? Thread safe is usually used within the same JVM context, hence the question.