Markus Kett introduced EclipseStore at the InfoQ Dev Summit, which offers a promising solution for Java applications by improving data processing speed and reducing costs.
Unlike traditional databases, EclipseStore utilizes in-memory storage and the Java Stream API for querying, addressing the common impedance mismatch found in Java applications.
EclipseStore's architecture requires careful management of concurrent writes and suggests using MicroStream Cluster for shared storage, highlighting the balance between speed and complexity.
By leveraging cloud storage options like Amazon S3 and Azure Blob, EclipseStore can maintain persistence while being efficiently adapted to cloud environments.
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