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Announcing eXtremeDB/rt 2.1! Advanced flash simulation, smaller footprint and embedded connectivity.
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We invite you to watch the Webinar, “Hard Real-Time Data Management Over Persistent Storage Media”.

“FLASH hardware is eminently suitable for real time systems. Manufacturers specify precise time parameters for each operation, e.g. chip select, serial clock, serial input and serial output. It’s the software stack on top of the hardware that needs to be made aware of real-time constraints.”

What we covered

17-minutes

Hard real-time data management is critical across various domains, including automotive (ADAS), industrial automation, telecommunications, aerospace, defense, and medical devices. Real-time databases must ensure consistency, support time-cognizant scheduling, and provide predictable access to storage media. While RAM-only databases offer better predictability, the growing volume of data and evolving regulatory requirements make persistent storage indispensable. NAND flash has emerged as the standard for embedded storage; however, assuring predictable performance of NAND flash memory is a significant challenge.

This Webinar delves into deadline management for real-time data management deployed on NAND flash storage. After a brief overview of database transaction deadline management, it will examine the core issues inherent to flash media that complicate guaranteeing deadlines.

Is Hard Real-Time Possible with a DBMS?