In-Memory-Computing - The Big Picture
summary
Claims that MicroStream stores Java object graphs so no ORM conversion is needed, measures queries as 10–1000x faster than Hibernate+EHCache in the demo, and shows one real system collapse from a cluster to a single VM saving ~90% infrastructure cost. Works with Oracle DB/NoSQL, Oracle Coherence, Kafka, blob stores and SQLite on mobile, is transaction‑safe, uses multithreaded I/O, loads only object IDs at startup, supports lazy loading and persistence via a single .store() call.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Introduction
- 2:29Why in-memory computing
- 9:34Bottlenecks in applications
- 14:13Solutions for faster systems
- 20:40Distributed caches and grids
- 27:31MicroStream approach
- 37:51MicroStream features
- 42:27Performance benefits
- 46:29Simplifying development
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