The End of the Data Ice Age
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Argues that moving data into a continuously hot state inside compute removes decades of round trips between app and database and shows a working event-driven approach that keeps a single unit of state live as an entity rather than flipping between cold state and memory. Demonstrates Java demos built on Scala/Akka/Cal yx ideas, uses optimistic locking and durable event storage, and shows a small demo app that persists state via events so commands execute locally and succeed without the usual DB sync delays.
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