Extend your pure Java experience to the persistence layer with EclipseStore

Vaadin users are already enjoying a pure Java experience while building web UIs. EclipseStore is on the same mission to bring this simplicity to the persistence layer. EclipseStore enables storing any Java object graph of any size and complexity transaction-safe seamlessly into any binary data storage such as plain files, persistent volumes, or cloud object storage such as AWS S3. In this webinar you’ll learn how EclipseStore could support or even replace traditional RDBMS-centric architectures in your next project and how to complete your pure Java architecture with Vaadin.
Presenters:
Markus Kett, CEO, MicroStream (the company behind EclipseStore)
Florian Habermann, CTO, MicrosStream
Matti Tahvonen, Developer Relations, Vaadin

[@stevedemy7628]

Thank you Matti, Markus and Florian. Your work looks poised to take our (Vaadin) projects to the next level. Since your presentation, I've put a small EclipseStore system into an existing project and find it works as advertised. I have many miles to go before I truly understand it, but having taken the first steps I am inclined to embrace it fully. It's not been entirely smooth sailing though: For example I have found one way to break the storage system and not found a way to recover short of erasing all the existing data. Is there any community forming where we can discuss our triumphs and tragedies as we climb the learning curve? Thanks - Steve Demy.

[@xcvgfhbbcv]

Thank you for this wonderful presentation! Question - can EclipseStore be considered as an effective cache (for performance improvements) for an existing project with other databases?

[@mattitahvonen170]

Maybe some actual cache library would be more fit for that kind of usage 🤔