froscon2009 - 1.0

FrOSCon
Free and Open Source Software Conference

Speakers
Kristian Waagan
Schedule
Day Day 1 (2009-08-22)
Room C120/OpenSQLCamp
Start time 17:00
Duration 00:30
Info
ID 462
Event type Lecture
Track OpenSQLCamp
Language used for presentation English
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Getting acquainted with Apache Derby

Apache Derby is a transactional, relational database written in Java. This feature packed database is small enough to be run in many constrained environments, yet powerful enough to efficiently utilize the power of modern multi-CPU machines. Distributed under the Apache License (v2.0), you are free to bundle Derby as part of your application.

This presentation will give a brief overview of Apache Derby, its history and the community around it. Further, it will go into the details of features that have been added in the latest releases and show how they enable powerful ways to use a relation database.

Topics that will be covered:

  • Origin, history and community
  • Derby modes (embedded, client/server, combined)
  • Overview of features and capabilities
  • Making legacy data available to Derby
  • New features

Apache Derby is a transactional, relational database written in Java. This feature packed database is small enough to be run in many constrained environments, yet powerful enough to efficiently utilize the power of modern multi-CPU machines. Distributed under the Apache License (v2.0), you are free to bundle Derby as part of your application.

This presentation will give a brief overview of Apache Derby, its history and the community around it. Further, it will go into the details of features that have been added in the latest releases and show how they enable powerful ways to use a relation database.

Topics that will be covered:

  • Origin, history and community
  • Derby modes (embedded, client/server, combined)
  • Overview of features and capabilities
  • Making legacy data available to Derby
  • New features

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