Faster Data Access with MicroStream
summary
Claims direct object storage of POJOs in memory and reports microsecond query time by serializing Java object graphs to a binary external store (file system or BLOB in Postgres/MariaDB in the OSS build; Kafka, S3, Redis and more in the enterprise edition). It writes only changed nodes (like git), supports lazy loading of large lists, automatic type-mapping across refactors, single-node operation today with planned Kubernetes clustering, runs on JDK8+ and integrates with Micronaut, Helidon, Spring and Quarkus.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Introduction to MicroStream
- 3:51Object-relational impedance mismatch
- 5:15Java objects as database
- 7:23Integrations with frameworks
- 9:08Hello World setup
- 10:13Lazy loading and data storage
- 11:16Type mapping and evolution
- 12:21Storage options and compatibility
- 13:23Clustering and scalability
- 14:06Resources and Q&A
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