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| High Availability database for real-time, embedded systems eXtremeDB in-memory embedded database for fault-tolerant applications | |
" eXtremeDB - High Availability Edition embedded database is a fault-tolerant version of eXtremeDB designed to answer the challenge, How can a RAM database survive the failure of the software or hardware environment in which it operates? Designed to power embedded systems that cannot afford to fail, eXtremeDB-HA delivers the highest degree of reliability, along with its unsurpassed performance and exceptionally small footprint. In addition to the in-memory database system (IMDS) version, the e X treme DB High Availability database is available as a hybrid embedded database, called e X treme DB HA Fusion, that enables developers to combine all-in-memory with on-disk data storage in the same application. For details on the hybrid capabilities of e X treme DB HA Fusion, see this site s page for the e X treme DB Fusion product. . Process control, telecom and network gear, and other embedded systems with demanding five-nines reliability (99.999% up-time) requireme"
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High Availability
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Business Continuity with CA XOsoft High Availability - CA
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