Eclipse MicroStream - Ultra-Fast Java Cloud-Native Persistence for Microservice

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Eclipse Store (formerly MicroStream) serializes live Java object graphs and stores any Java object graph to S3‑like blob stores as appended binaries with journaled ACID transactions and file‑based garbage collection. It provides lazy loading to run with under 1 GB or in serverless, replicates object graphs across JVMs for clustering, and exposes connectors plus Maven artifacts. Typical claims: queries run in microseconds via Java Streams and benchmarks show roughly 10–100× (sometimes 1,000×) faster than comparable JPA queries and up to ~98% lower storage cost (250 GB example $70 vs $8,800).

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1. 0:00Introduction
2. 3:22Eclipse Store
3. 5:40About me
4. 10:19Java
5. 10:58Data Structure
6. 11:37Search Filtering
7. 14:26System Persistence
8. 17:23EclipseStore
9. 23:38How does it work
10. 25:48Performance demo
11. 31:13Object graph distribution
12. 34:10Requirements
13. 42:33Challenges
14. 44:53Use cases
15. 47:37Challenge

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