Description: EDB, or Embedded Database, is a type of database management system designed to be integrated within applications, especially in environments where resources are limited. Unlike traditional databases that operate as standalone systems, embedded databases function as part of the software that uses them, allowing for greater efficiency and faster access to data. This type of database is particularly useful in various applications such as mobile applications, IoT devices, and embedded systems, where the goal is to optimize performance and resource utilization. Embedded databases tend to be lightweight and can be configured to operate without the need for an external database server. Key features include ease of integration, the ability to operate in resource-constrained environments, and the capability to perform read and write operations quickly and efficiently. EDB allows developers to manage data effectively without the complexity of a full database system, resulting in faster and more efficient applications.
