Elastic Scalable Apps & Microservices with EclipseStore, Micronaut and K8s
summary
Claims 98% cloud database cost savings and shows a working managed cluster: MicroStream’s MECS (EclipseStore Cluster Service) runs on AWS EKS, provisioned by Terraform and Helm, hosts Micronaut or Spring apps, and uses Kafka for replication. Architecture uses async single‑leader replication with eventual consistency, reader pods for reads and a writer pod for writes, supports scale‑out and scale‑in-to-zero, exposes REST endpoints for data access, offers backups, metrics and logs, and demos creating, deploying and inspecting an empty cluster successfully.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Introduction and speaker intro
- 1:18What is EclipseStore
- 4:07Scaling challenges and decisions
- 11:38Replication types and architectures
- 18:40Infrastructure and Kubernetes setup
- 25:33Cluster deployment and management
- 26:16Live demo introduction
- 29:23Creating a platform and cluster
- 39:51Roadmap and future features
- 41:55Q&A session
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