Edge & Offline-First App Data Management in 5G devices
summary
Claims a full embedded DB (Actian Zen) that runs as a C++ library on Android iOS Linux Windows and IoT boards, with AES-256 encryption that stays encrypted in memory and on disk, client‑server built in, and a single API offering SQL and NoSQL on same file so reads and writes are ACID. Benchmarks show it outperforms SQLite. Demo uses JNI to call the library. A Canadian school app uses it for RFID student tracking. The vendor pitches zero-DBA and portable across ARM and Intel.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Introduction and speaker background
- 3:30Why on-device database management
- 8:03Key requirements for Android databases
- 16:46Actian Zen database overview
- 22:06Licensing and deployment options
- 25:14NoSQL and SQL integration
- 27:01Performance benchmarks
- 28:47Unified data management benefits
- 31:40Customer case study: Pure Logic
- 34:06Q&A
