Mārketinga apraksts

Actian Zen Enterprise Server database focuses on the needs of on-premise and cloud application developers, providing persistent local and distributed data across intelligent applications deployed in enterprise, branch, and remote field environments. Develop and deploy on Intel or ARM running Windows 10, Windows Server 2019, Linux, or Mac OS X. Zen Enterprise Server extends the features of classic PSQL embedded editions to the latest application requirements for an underlying database engine to support captive data, embedded analytics, and machine learning.
SIs, ISVs, and OEMs increasingly need to embed a data management platform in their applications to support value-added features and functionality, including end-user personalization and multichannel context, decision support, multitenant cloud support, provisioning, management, and security and governance. With both relational and direct data access, self-tuning, reporting, data portability, exceptional reliability, easy upgrades, and backward compatibility, developers of intelligent software can deliver applications at scale across on-premise data centers, hybrid cloud, and branch and field environments.

Galvenās priekšrocības

• Zero DBA, developer-configurable
• SQL and NoSQL
• Embed or bundle with your business-critical intelligent applications
• Data portability follows your application across platforms and versions
• Simple upgrades
• Backward compatibility

Preces funkcionalitāte

• SQL and NoSQL
  Zen Enterprise Server offers SQL access for reporting and local transactions and NoSQL access for performance and local analytics support that leverages all popular programming APIs, providing the perfect combination of speed and flexibility. Developers can choose among several methods of direct access to data without going through a relational layer. This enables fast read and quick insert, update and delete performance alongside full ACID response on writes and ANSI SQL queries. Zen Enterprise Server supports SQL access via ODBC and JDBC and NoSQL access via the Btrieve and Btrieve 2 APIs.
• Zero database administration
  Set it and forget it. OEMs and ISVs cannot always count on customers purchasing support and maintenance for their products and therefore need to avoid integrating components that create undue burdens and unforeseen support costs. Zen Enterprise Server database is built for non-IT environments, removing need for consultants or DBA supervision. Whether you elect to never touch your app or continually patch and redeploy it, Zen Enterprise Server won't break your app under any circumstances.
• Data portability
  Zen Enterprise Server database supports the same data types and file formats as the rest of the Actian Zen product line and prior PSQL versions, so none of the typical ETL overhead is required for accessing and moving data between Windows, Linux, Mac OS X or Actian Zen Edge and Zen Core platforms such as Android, iOS, Windows IoT Core, and so forth. Plus, data portability extends across all supported platforms and multiple versions of Actian Zen database products. Seamless portability greatly simplifies development, deployment, and maintenance. No ETL work - just copy data and go.
• Backward compatibility
  Backward compatibility has long been a top priority for Actian Zen and earlier PSQL versions. Upgrading to the latest release is designed to be easy, with no need to migrate data, rewrite or recompile code, or even reinstall existing applications. Just keep moving smoothly from release to release with the same low-stress maintenance and possibilities for innovation.
• Build a comprehensive window into your application performance, security, and compliance
  As the need to secure applications, rapidly update them, and better manage their operations and performance across multiple platforms grows, the need to instrument and monitor your applications has also grown. Complex business-critical intelligent applications will generate large sets of data internal to the application that are proprietary to the application and to its vendor. Storing that data in a "community database" or a log file does not assure security nor provide the reporting capabilities to extract the data in support of feature, function, performance, or security decisions.