What happens in-memory, stays in-memory. Review the white paper “In-Memory Database Systems: Myths and Facts”. Myth 1: In-memory database performance can be obtained through caching. Intrigued? bit.ly/3azJGny #dbms #embeddedsystems #extremedb #embeddeddevelopment

Q) Is SQL fast enough for tick data? A) It can be. Learn more and read the TabbFORUM article of the same name: bit.ly/40hSnau #SQL #extremedb #dbms #fintech

eXtremeDB/rt extends conventional #eXtremeDB transaction processing by adding semantics for, and enforcing, database transaction priorities and deadline scheduling, offering broad support for all major #RTOS. bit.ly/real-time-dbms #realtimedata #missioncritical #dbms

What is time-cognizant eager replication? Learn more: bit.ly/3GjMJNk #embeddedsystems #HighAvailability #extremedb #dbms

In case you missed it last month, "Be Sure That’s What You Need: Differentiating Embedded Database from Non-Embedded (Client/Server) Database Systems" in @Embedded_Comp by our very own Steven Graves. bit.ly/3WGzE9M #embeddedsystems #embeddeddevelopment #extremedb #dbms

I want to connect with you! I hope to help developers of hard real-time systems and assist companies utilize the data in mission-critical systems. Learn more: bit.ly/real-time-dbms #RTOS #realtimedata #extremedb #dbms #missioncritical

"11 Myths About Real-Time Database Systems" in Electronic Design Learn more about the interplay of transient and persistent memory, and hard and soft real-time capabilities. Find the article at bit.ly/3MleKqG #realtimedata #RTOS #embeddedsystems

Try the one and only COTS hard real-time #DBMS with a desktop evaluation package for Windows (or Linux or MacOS). Get the no-hassle download to learn about the programming interface & various features of #eXtremeDB/rt. bit.ly/real-time-dbms #RTOS #realtimedata #hardrealtime

What foundation is your DBMS built on? #eXtremeDB was designed for use in resource-constrained mission-critical embedded systems. Learn more about features to maximize DBMS reliability bit.ly/Reliable-DBMS #dbms #embeddedsystems

Want to start a lively discussion among programmers? Ask, "Is it safe to use dynamic memory allocation?" Read “Justifiably taboo: Avoiding malloc-free APIs in military/aerospace embedded code”, in Military Embedded. bit.ly/3bA4B6H #dbms #MilAero #missioncritical #embedded

Incremental backup automatically detects the changes in a database, and only backs those up, speeding up that process, dramatically improves operational efficiency. Learn more: bit.ly/3AZKhMp #embeddedsystems #dbms #extremedb #databasemanagement

There is a tendency to conflate the terms #embedded #Database and embedded system. That is a mistake. Learn more in the new blog post in Embedded Computing Design "In the Context of Embedded Systems, are all Embedded Databases Created Equal?" bit.ly/3Mv6ULs #embeddedsystems #dbms

#eXtremeDB TL adds recoverability to an #IMDS by writing database changes into a transaction log on persistent media. Set different levels of transaction durability to make intelligent trade-offs between performance and risk of unrecoverable transactions. bit.ly/3MIdwXh

#eXtremeDB #DBMS offers custom collations for #embeddedsystems enabling character sorting sequence (collation) for data stored as text, including language. A single application can support search & other text-processing functions in multiple languages. bit.ly/3Xs9Ai6

Pipelining with #eXtremeDB for #HPC accelerates processing by combining built-in vector-based statistical functions into assembly lines of processing for #timeseriesdata, with the output of one function becoming input for the next. Learn more: bit.ly/2T8cIQB

Q: Does using a hard real-time DBMS make #missioncritical systems more complex? A: We think a hard real-time #DBMS reduces it. The temporal consistency has to be enforced someway. If not in a DBMS runtime then somewhere in the application code. bit.ly/40pb0Jl #eXtremeDB

Features to look for if DBMS reliability matters to your project. bit.ly/Reliable-DBMS #embeddedsystems #extremedb #databasemanagement #iotsolutions

In case you missed it, watch the on-demand Webinar, “Using Data Indexes to Boost Performance and Minimize Footprint in Embedded Software” from McObject, developers of the #eXtremeDB database management system. bit.ly/3rQWBaa #embeddedsystems #dbms #embeddeddatabase

In-memory databases are, by their nature, more resilient to attack than persistent databases. Learn more: bit.ly/3MP3Vxx #embeddedsystems #eXtremeDB #Database #dbms

Shared data in Asymmetric Multiprocessing (AMP) configurations is ideal for #sensordata fusion. You’ve got sensors: #LIDAR, RADAR, Optical, GPS, etc. & you want them all to get their data to a heterogeneous (AMP) #ECU on time. bit.ly/AMP-white-paper #ADAS #extremedb #Database