EclipseStore and the Micronaut Framework
summary
Shows a working Micronaut integration with EclipseStore that implements a repository by wiring a root provider, annotating write methods with store params, and configuring a fully qualified root class; build uses a micro-eclipstore BOM and annotation-processor, tests run green, and the demo persists to disk and to an S3 storage target (live S3 bucket updated). Also exposes the EclipseStore Rest GUI, contributes health and Micrometer metrics, supports multiple instances, and lands in Micronaut 4.33.0.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Introduction to Micronaut
- 1:30EclipseStore overview
- 5:27Setting up the demo
- 10:40Adding EclipseStore dependencies
- 15:14Configuring storage root
- 19:53Implementing repository methods
- 22:05Running the application
- 24:59EclipseStore REST client
- 28:33Using S3 storage target
- 34:13Health checks and metrics
- 35:42Next steps and resources
- 37:10Q&A session
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