Database management system with interoperability
Do you need a database with interoperability? Platform independent eXtremeDB has you covered.
What does it mean to have a database with interoperability?
Interoperability can mean different things (all of which eXtremeDB can do):
- A database can be created on one platform (e.g. Windows) and worked with on that platform and other platforms (e.g. Linux).
- A database can be created on one platform (e.g. FreeRTOS on ARM) and replicated to another platform (e.g. Linux on x86).
- A database can be created on one platform (e.g. VxWorks on an ARM processor) and moved to a different platform (e.g. Linux on x86) for further processing. This is common for military systems that have one platform for the mission, but post-mission after-action analysis is done on another platform.
The flexibility of platform independence
eXtremeDB was designed and implemented to be highly portable, and can operate without an operating system. It can also operate without a file system.
Read the white paper, Portability Techniques for Embedded Systems Data Management.
eXtremeDB runs predictably on dozens of hardware architectures and operating systems. Learn how in our online documentation.
