DBless Data Processing: EclipseStore & WebSphere Liberty InstantOn
summary
EclipseStore is a Java micro‑persistence layer that stores full object graphs as binary blobs to object storage, uses a custom Eclipse Serializer, and supports lazy loading, schema migration and legacy type mapping; claims production use eight years and up to 1000x faster queries and up to 99% cloud database cost savings. WebSphere Liberty InstantOn uses CRIU checkpoint/restore to start containers in milliseconds (hundreds of ms vs seconds), enabling prebuilt checkpoints for elastic, serverless scaling; the distributed cluster option provides eventual consistency and worked in demos.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Introduction to Eclipse Store
- 4:08The problem with databases
- 10:17Java performance advantages
- 13:02System prevalence principle
- 16:23Eclipse Store architecture
- 19:11Scaling and cloud challenges
- 26:29Websphere Liberty Instant On
- 41:21Instant On live demo
- 51:45Conclusion and Q&A
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