Hibernate is the de facto standard persistence framework for traditional Java database applications. EclipseStore was built to be the Java persistence for containerized microservices and serverless architecture. EclipseStore follows the system prevalence architectural pattern. The engine enables seamlessly mirroring any Java object graph of any size and complexity transaction-safe into cloud object storage such as AWS S3 or any other binary data storage. There are 3 main benefits: 1) high performance: data is now processed in-memory by using Core Java features such as Java Streams API. This enables microsecond response and query time, factor 100+ faster than comparable JPA queries, type-safe and good testable query code, 2) dramatic cloud cost savings: cloud object storage is up to 98% cheaper than any database service in the cloud. 3) Radically simplicity: only one data model (just POJOs), any Java types are supported, no more expensive mappings or data conversion, simple class evolution handling and data migration. Implementing persistence and the whole architecture becomes easier than ever before. In this session you will learn, how EclipseStore fundamentally works, for what use-cases it was built and when other solutions might be a better choice for you.
17. Relational Database
for Legacy Data
Document Store
for Customer Data Management
Graph Database
for Fraud Detection
Time Series Database
for Sensor Data
Distributed Cache
for Caching
Searching Server
for faster Searching
