Scalable Java Apps & Microservices with EclipseStore, Micronaut and K8s

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EclipseStore runs as an in‑process Java persistence layer and is deployed here on Kubernetes with a MECS fully managed cluster service that hides Helm, backups, logging and monitoring. The cluster uses single‑leader replication with eventual consistency today, deploys Micronaut (and Helidon) data‑provider apps from Git or JAR, and offers small/medium/large tiers (small: up to 2 replicas / 20 GB, medium: 5, large: 10) with node sizes up to 120 GB RAM and 500 GB storage; auto‑scaling and scale‑to‑zero are on the roadmap.

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1. 0:00Introduction and speaker intro
2. 1:06EclipseStore overview
3. 5:00Scaling concepts explained
4. 12:11Horizontal vs vertical scaling
5. 19:23Hardware infrastructure options
6. 21:55Replication strategies
7. 26:14Cluster architecture design
8. 29:49Live demo setup
9. 32:17Micronaut data provider demo
10. 33:23Cluster creation interface
11. 42:18Features and roadmap
12. 44:55Q&A session

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