EclipseStore – The new, ultra-fast Java persistence for the cloud
summary
EclipseStore (from MicroStream) is a tiny Java-native persistence library that serializes full object graphs to binary storage and serves queries in memory via Java streams, claiming microsecond query times and often 1000x faster than Hibernate/JPA by avoiding mapping and caches. It uses the Eclipse serializer, supports lazy-loading of subgraphs, replicates object graphs across JVMs, stores blobs on S3 (example cost S3 for $70/year), and trades DBMS features for simplicity and concurrency responsibility.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Introduction to Eclipse store
- 3:42Database impedance mismatch
- 7:03The power of memory-first Java
- 10:12Eclipse store architecture
- 12:52Technical implementation
- 16:17Distributed systems and scaling
- 18:52Benefits and closing remarks
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