MicroStream Labs – New Incredible Feature Preview
summary
New Spring integration lets storage and root types be injected by configuration and supports qualifiers for multiple storages; AspectJ-generated read/write annotations add reentrant locks without boilerplate. Monitoring exposes JMX beans showing 150–200 req/s, 25,000 lazy refs with ~600–800 loaded, and an adaptive housekeeping controller that raises the housekeeping budget to reach 80–90% live data. New GigaTable collection (demo with 10 million persons) uses off-heap bitmap indexes and two tiny lookups to return 852 matched results without loading all entities.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Introduction and overview
- 1:09New Spring integration
- 7:21Monitoring features
- 18:43Adaptive housekeeping controller
- 19:48GigaTable collection
- 32:48Upcoming features and roadmap
- 34:13Release plans and Eclipse Foundation
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