Getting started with MicroStream - High-Performance Java-Native Persistence
summary
MicroStream saves and loads live Java object graphs (POJOs) directly as binaries so you avoid ORM mapping and data-type conversion; persistent writes use one store() call and are append-only, transaction-safe and multi-threaded. The engine keeps only object IDs in RAM at startup, supports lazy wrapper for fields and on-demand subgraph loading, and versioning creates new object IDs for class changes. Examples show real app data becoming ~10–2,000× faster than Hibernate queries, works with Oracle/MySQL or file stores, has a storage browser GUI and GraalVM/native-image support.
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chapters (15)
- 0:00Introduction
- 3:02How does MicroStream work
- 3:34Live Demo
- 11:38How we store objects
- 16:02Why MicroStream is so fast
- 17:36Additional features
- 18:52Java Ecosystem
- 19:22Mobile Ecosystem
- 19:48Why use MicroStream
- 20:23Cost saving
- 20:57Best thing for Java developers
- 22:03Getting started with MicroStream
- 25:48Data Route
- 31:43Store Data
- 42:45Edit Object
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