Caching Unleashed: Supercharge Your Database Application
summary
MicroStream’s open-source Eclipse Store and Eclipse Serializer implement a Java in‑memory caching layer that serializes full object graphs to disk with one store() call and transactional atomicity, tested with a 250 GB demo that runs 10–1000x faster than a JPA/Hibernate stack. It offers lazy subgraph loading, legacy type mapping for schema changes, an off‑heap bitmap index to search billions of objects in milliseconds, and a cluster replication mode to scale across hundreds or thousands JVMs with eventual consistency.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Introduction and motivation
- 13:50Java in-memory performance
- 20:56Eclipse Store core principles
- 25:16Handling schema changes
- 31:38Cluster solution for scaling
- 36:01New indexing API demo
- 37:48Eclipse Store as caching layer
- 41:22Primary storage or caching?
- 43:33Q&A and closing
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