MicroStream Blog

We are very happy to announce that MicroStream 4 is now available as a final release. Version 4 is a break-through and game-changer. Now, MicroStream 4 enables you to store any Java object graph, any subgraph, or single objects directly into 

The new MicroStream version 3.0 comes with new powerful features: Fully automated memory management, REST interface, storage data browser and MicroStream is now JCache compatible.

Impedance mismatch! Java, today's databases and in-memory technologies are incompatible. What the consequences are and how MicroStream solves this problem is subject to our new roadshow Ultra-fast Java In-Memory Database Applications with MicroStream in 2020. This event is specially baked for Java User Groups worldwide and will take place in many cities or as a JUG online meetup.

We are happy to announce, that we are General Sponsor at the Red Hat Summit, April 27 - 29, 2020 in San Francisco, US.

We are happy to announce, that we are an exhibitor at Javaland, March 17 - 19, 2020 Phantasialand in Cologne, Germany.

We are happy to announce, that we have launched MicroStream 2.2. This minor release is the last update before the upcoming major release MicroStream 3 scheduled for April, 2020. Here are the most relevant changes:

We are happy to announce, that today we have launched MicroStream 2.1. This minor release is a significant milestone because now MicroStream is Java-wise fully compatible with Android.

We're happy to announce that MicroStream now runs on Android! MicroStream is the very first Android-native persistence that enables you to store any object-graph natively. MicroStream is not a legacy object database. MicroStream stores object-graphs natively, which means there is no more expensive transforming the object-graph into a proprietary object structure or into any completely different data structure.

Next week we are an exhibitor at DATA NATIVES 2019, November 25-26 in Berlin, Germany.
DATA NATIVES is the biggest data science gathering.