64-bit Database for Real-time Systems

eXtremeDB-64 repeatedly sets, then breaks, its own speed records.

eXtremeDB 64-bit Database

McObject’s eXtremeDB-64 database provides the real-time 64-bit processing to greatly accelerate sorting, retrieving and analyzing with very large data stores.

eXtremeDB-64 is a hybrid embedded 64-bit database that enables developers to easily combine all-in-memory with on-disk data storage in the same application. Use the following link for more details on the hybrid capabilities of eXtremeDB-64.

Compared to traditional 32-bit processors, 64-bit technology approximately doubles the amount of data a CPU can handle per clock cycle, and increases the amount of memory a system can address, from approximately 3GB, to more than one terabyte (1000GB).

With eXtremeDB-64, McObject moves to the forefront of embedded databases in providing 64-bit support. Other 64-bit databases (both in-memory and on-disk) are client-server products that entail separate database server and client application processes. In contrast, as an embedded database, eXtremeDB is a library that is linked with the client application. This eliminates client/server inter-process communication latency, providing eXtremeDB-64 with another significant performance advantage. Learn more about flexible eXtremeDB for embedded and client/server.

Consider the eXtremeDB-64 benchmark results from a test involving a very large database (VLDB), shown in Figure 1, below, that we feel merit the term “extraordinary.”

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Figure 1. Benchmark test performed using eXtremeDB-64 for Linux running on 160 core SGI Altix server, 1.1 terabyte database.

eXtremeDB 64-bit DBMS record-breaking speed

eXtremeDB-64 repeatedly sets, then breaks, it’s own records in independently audited benchmark tests. We invite you to review the summaries of our results.

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Learn what real-time eXtremeDB 64-bit DBMS for embedded and/or Client/Server can do. Choose free evaluation software for eXtremeDB-64, or eXtremeDB for HPC-64, Linux or Windows.

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Designed specifically as an in-memory database system, not an afterthought.

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Embedded & Real-time Systems

The eXtremeDB in-memory database system was designed specifically for use in resource-constrained, mission-critical and safety-critical embedded systems.

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eXtremeDB enables the developer to easily combine both database paradigms – in-memory and on-disk – in a single database instance.

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Learn more about eXtremeDB in-memory or hybrid in-memory/persistent database for embedded systems

Why is the IMDS an ideal way to reduce memory consumption in embedded systems?

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High Performance Computing

eXtremeDB in-database analytics offers breakthrough efficiency and can be used with the product’s in-memory database system (IMDS) capability, or independent of it.

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Learn more about the IMDS as a powerful, persistent memory caching solution.

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Learn about hybrid eXtremeDB for Big Data and Analytics or for Financial systems

Review our independently audited benchmark test results to learn how fast a hybrid in-memory database can be

Embedded and/or Client/Server

Fast, flexible, platform independent eXtremeDB is data management wherever you need it, and can be deployed as an embedded database system, and/or as a client/server database system.

eXtremeDB is fast, flexible database management wherever you need it. Learn more.

Hybrid In-memory and/or Persistent

Combine both database paradigms – in-memory and on-disk – in a single database instance. Specifying one set of data as transient (managed in memory), while choosing persistent storage for other record types, requires a simple database schema declaration.

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White papers and Webinars

These in-memory database system benchmarks and white papers review the distinction between an in-memory database vs. just running a disk database in-memory, and the performance results that a true IMDS can offer.

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In addition to unique features like Active Replication Fabric™, no other database management system offers such an extensive combination of features for developers to choose from.

Hybrid data storage

Unlike other IMDS, eXtremeDB can combine the strengths of on-disk and in-memory database systems. In other words, eXtremeDB databases can be all-in-memory, all-persistent, or have a mix of in-memory tables and persistent tables with a simple database schema. This unparalleled flexibility enables developers to tailor data management in order to optimize applications for speed and persistence. System developers can make intelligent trade-offs between performance, cost-efficiency, power consumption, and physical space-conserving data storage hardware.

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Active Replication Fabric

Active Replication Fabric offers reliable IoT database management by solving key challenges for developers. eXtremeDB offers bidirectional replication, multi-tier replication (e.g. edge-to-gateway-to-gateway-to-cloud), compression to maximize limited bandwidth networks, and more.

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Row & Columnar Flexibility for Time Series Data

Time series data management systems require large volumes of information to be available continuously. eXtremeDB excels in this capability. eXtremeDB for HPC implements columnar data layout for fields of type ‘sequence’. Sequences can be combined to form a time series, ideal for working with tick streams, telemetry, and other sequential data. This technology supports database designs that combine row-based and column-based layouts, in order to best leverage the CPU cache speed. Learn how.

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Embedded and Client/Server

Fast, flexible eXtremeDB is data management wherever you need it, and can be deployed as an embedded database system, and/or as a client/server database system.

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Compatible with all embedded/real-time operating systems

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eXtremeDB HA and Cluster

Sharding allows for elastic scalability, and leverages the processing power, memory and bandwidth of multiple hardware nodes. Each database shard can have one or more backup (replica) copies. Cluster is McObject’s distributed real-time database system. It manages databases across multiple nodes, enabling two or more servers to share the workload. It dramatically increases available net processing power, reduces system expansion costs, and delivers a more scalable and reliable database solution. High Availability (HA) enables deployment of two or more synchronized databases within separate hardware instances using communication channels implemented over standard or proprietary protocols. Sharding is a core feature of eXtremeDB. Cluster and High Availability, all of which are offered in a separate add-on module. Here we compare and contrast Sharding, Cluster and High Availability. Close window