High-Performance Persistence with EclipseStore & WebSphere Liberty
summary
EclipseStore (formerly MicroStream) plus WebSphere Liberty InstantOn uses CRIU-based checkpoint/restore with IBM Semeru/OpenJ9 to ship hot JVM state and restore it in production, converting object graphs into cheap cloud object storage. Claim: up to 1000x faster queries and up to 99% cloud database cost savings. Demo shows cluster node startup drops from ~4 seconds to ~200 ms (~20x) by checkpointing after app init, and the approach runs successfully.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Introduction to session
- 1:45What is EclipseStore
- 4:38EclipseStore benefits and architecture
- 8:13Challenges with traditional persistence
- 12:24Scaling cluster challenges
- 17:51WebSphere Liberty InstantOn solution
- 19:19About Mark and Liberty runtime
- 21:29How InstantOn technology works
- 26:24Liberty InstantOn implementation
- 33:45Live demo of InstantOn
- 39:25Closing and Q&A
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