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ANTs DATA SERVER 3.4FASTESTLOWEST COSTUNIVERSALLY COMPATIBLE DATABASE

The switch to Linux is saving millions.Now replicate these savings at the database level

The ANTs Data Server delivers truly impressive database perormance at a substantially

lower price than is available rom any o the better known database vendors. Similar to

the Linux revolution, ANTs represents a quantum leap or database price/perormance

and increases application throughput by reducing the price over 60%* and enhancing

perormance more than 200%* in enterprise IT run data centers. By using a phased

building block approach your IT organization can implement ANTs comortably withou

extraordinary eort.

Switching to ANTs will slash costs and double performance

No other database combines universal compatibility with six databases with such a low tota

cost o ownership to provide real database consolidation and signicant improvements

in the bottom line.

ANTs oers out o the box support or stored procedures, triggers, unctions, data

types when you migrate rom Oracle, SQL Server, Sybase, Inormix, MySQL, and TimesTen

databases. With the ANTs Data Server, conversion costs are signicantly lower than open

source databases and conversion time is reduced rom months to weeks and even days.

ANTs TCO that includes license,

maintenance and conversion

costs start at less than hal themaintenance cost or Oracle,

Microsot SQL Server, Sybase,

Inormix, MySQL, or TimesTen.

Plus these ees are reduced

over time when conversion is

nalized.

Users running ANTs on their

existing hardware report

application throughput increases

o at least 200%. Many report

gains o 5 to 15 times over theirprevious solutions.

Thereore, ANTs constantly

improves price/perormance ratios as workload increases.

Enterprise data center capabilities

ANTs is designed to run a companys mission critical applications. It comes standard with

enterprise caliber replication, on-line backup, ailover, and disaster recovery.

Highlights

Cut operating expenses in

hal by substantially reducing

database support (OPEX)

Halve database capital

equipment expenses (CAPEX)

using the ANTs Data Server

Higher system utilization

mitigates the need to

purchase incremental servers

and thereby reduces CAPEX

Experience higher system

utilization and greater

application throughput

by doubling database

application perormance

Migrate to a better, aster,

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conversion costs

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retraining

* Percentages may vary based on confguration size but these estimates are viewed as conservative.

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ANTs DATA SERVER FEATURES AND SPECIFICATIONS

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Deployment Options

ANTs Data Server is the only high-perormance database

that allows concurrent application use in three operational

modes and with no database application re-engineering

neededClient-Server mode provides superior multi-user access,

scalability, and ault tolerance

Local (IPC) mode or aster application access to co-located

data on the same server

Embedded (in-memory) mode links directly with Java or

C++ applications or the tightest thread control and lowest

latency

Always-on Availability

Integrated hot-standby support with auto-ailover

eliminates disk arrays as a single point o ailure

Synchronous, optimized log-shipping to backup server

delivers replication with no perormance hit

Automatic server ailover with transparent client

recognition eliminates application downtime

Automatic recovery and re-synchronization eliminates

time-consuming and error-prone operator intervention

Hot replicas support disaster recovery and ull use o the

data across all machines in the SpeedCluster

Standards and Development Support

SQL-92 with signicant extensions and ODBC 3.51 plus

JDBC 2.x make easy application ports

No need to articially partition tables, reeing developers

rom having to write complex workarounds

Database Management

ANTs is designed or always-on operation, with almost

nothing to tune

SNMP support simplies integration with the enterprise

system management ramework

Online backups and automated congurable checkpointsprovides a high-perormance point-in-time recovery

mechanism

High-perormance architecture reduces complexity by

avoiding articial table partitioning, minimizing developer

and DBA tasks

Web-based management console provides system

health and perormance dashboard

Performance

Lock-ree database engine

Faster than in-memory databases

Advanced multi-core and SMP support or Intel and

SPARC processors

Micro-threaded engine, non-preemptive tasks

Compiled SQL

Main-memory optimization with disk overfow

Concurrent commutative operations

Advanced connection management

Optimized Main Memory and Disk Storage

ANTs is memory optimized and maximizes processing o

data in memory, but tables are not limited to memory size

allowing disk overfow when neededTransactions are durably (ACID) recorded to disk logs and

available or reliable backup, ailover, and recovery

Connectivity

Directly links with your Java or C++ code or

embedded operation

Shared-memory IPC option or same server

congurations

Natively works with TCP/IP

Security

Standard support or SQL GRANT/REVOKE user privileges

or ne-grained access control

Access is limited to SQL with no back doors, closing

a window o vulnerability that occurs with conventiona

in-memory engines

Optional support or SSL between client and server

increases network security

Supported Platforms

Use up to 64GB RAM with 32-bit Intel and AMDprocessors; 1TB RAM on SPARC

Windows 2000/2003/XP Server on Intels

Pentium processor

RedHat 2.4/3.0, Suse 2.4, and Fedora 2.6 Linux on Intels

Pentium Processor

Solaris 8/9/10 on Suns 64-bit SPARC v9