Simplify Persistence: Exploring Spring-Data-Eclipse-Store for Spring apps
summary
Shows how to replace SQL/JPA with Spring-Data-Eclipse-Store (Eclipse Store + Spring Data + Spring Boot) to persist plain Java object graphs without annotations or a DB server; demo builds a small REST app that saves Owner records and survives restarts (storage file ~17 KB in the demo) and uses Spring Data repositories and Eclipse Store lazy references. Working copies give isolation and simpler concurrency but double memory usage, query/@Query support and multi‑JVM use are limited, and very large stores slow startup.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:41Persistence challenges
- 3:43Eclipse Store overview
- 8:45Addressing the mental gap
- 11:25Spring Data integration
- 13:47Getting started with SDES
- 16:41Working copies and benefits
- 19:10Migration and coexistence
- 20:23Limitations and considerations
- 23:24Value proposition
- 25:38Live coding demonstration
- 34:17Q&A session
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