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EclipseStore (formerly MicroStream) provides databaseless persistence by writing Java object graphs with the Eclipse serializer to plain files or cloud object storage (S3); it keeps objects in JVM memory, supports lazy-loading and a file garbage collector, and uses legacy type mapping for schema changes. Examples show a Micronaut app with a Company root and customer list where the API requires storing the owning collection. Demo numbers claim microsecond queries up to 1000x faster than JPA and a cluster product with single-master replication, autoscaling proxies, and a paid cloud/on‑prem offering; a demo reports ~1,200 req/s at ~3.7% CPU vs PostgreSQL at ~70%.

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1. 0:00Introduction to EclipseStore
2. 11:20Basic coding example
3. 19:14Advanced Micronaut example
4. 27:27Cluster replication demo
5. 35:17Performance comparison
6. 40:38Q&A session

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