> fast, in-memory database > The Raspberry Pi that I used for developing and running the server is a fantastic little machine, and its specs encouraged the compact, memory-efficent design. > I set up a quick JavaScript example that reads and writes values from the database running on my home server, at http://enno.kn-bremen.de/keyval.html.* Really cool. Is the home server an actual raspberry ?
Oh cool, an in-memory lightweight NOSQL database. In the context of pervasive computing I can see its multiple use cases. A embedded device with limited computing capabilites would be able to store, process and act on sensor data in near real-time. Can this database be also embedded in applications?
The source code is there for anyone to do whatever they like with it. Of course you could use this in-process and strip away the server logic, it's even split into source files to make that easy (nosql.[hc] are the files that implement the key-value store, everything else handles the fcgi requests).