eXtremeDB Embedded supports native transient and persistent databases; native C/C++, Java, Python database access APIs; Active Replication Fabric API (for IoT database management) and Transaction Logging (TL) API.

Evaluation distributions could optionally include support for columnar data layout and a library of vector-based statistical functions for optimal handling of time series data; SQL API (eXtremeSQL), storage procedures Lua-JIT API; ODBC and JDBC drivers; eXtremeDB SQL server application xSQL, remote SQL server (RSQL) and Distributed SQL (sharding) APIs.

The nature of eXtremeDB’s tight integration with FreeRTOS and target hardware requires that each evaluation package be assembled uniquely for your needs. The evaluation distribution includes the full eXtremeDB kernel source code for easier integration with your applications’ development environment.

In order to configure the database runtime kernel we need to know the FreeRTOS version (ex: FreeRTOS 5.1), the target board specifications — microcontroller part and vendor’s BSP, compiler (i.e. Renesas Cortex-A9 with GCC), and any other vendor-specific project configuration information.

As soon as we have received this information, we will promptly configure the eXtremeDB evaluation software and provide the download instructions to you.

During the 60-day evaluation period, we encourage you to take advantage of the technical support available to you.

• Read the Getting Started with eXtremeDB.
• Contact us via support e-mail or call +1 (425) 888-8505.
• Review the extensive documentation.