Exploring Stateful Microservices in the Cloud Native World
summary
Argues that stateful microservices are practical in cloud-native setups and shows concrete tools and patterns: runtime runs with mvn liberty:run, persistence examples use Open Liberty + MongoDB demo (start/finished guides provided), long-running transactions use saga choreography and MicroProfile LRA with compensation rather than rollback, and messaging/storage splits use Apache Pulsar with BookKeeper and Zookeeper for native multi‑tenancy and geo‑replication; demos and lab repos are available for hands‑on reproduction.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Introduction and speakers
- 2:56Stateless vs stateful microservices
- 11:46History of stateful computing
- 18:08Cloud native and stateful apps
- 25:26Techniques for preserving state
- 30:59Saga pattern for distributed transactions
- 36:29Reactive programming in cloud native
- 38:34Demo with Open Liberty
- 44:13Apache Pulsar overview
- 48:25Resources and next steps
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