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Recommendations on nosql for embedded

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    I am writing a application that are going to run on small NAS servers using Java. For that purpose I am looking for a nosql database that can be embedded in my application. Another requirement I have is that is should be possible to connect to the database from remote clients. Thats is, piece of cake. :) Beside those two requirements I am prepared to adapt my application to the database. I know for example of MongoDB, Neo4J and OrientDB but have no experience of running them on small CPUs. Any tips, tricks or recommendations. //lg

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      I am writing a application that are going to run on small NAS servers using Java. For that purpose I am looking for a nosql database that can be embedded in my application. Another requirement I have is that is should be possible to connect to the database from remote clients. Thats is, piece of cake. :) Beside those two requirements I am prepared to adapt my application to the database. I know for example of MongoDB, Neo4J and OrientDB but have no experience of running them on small CPUs. Any tips, tricks or recommendations. //lg

      /happy amateur

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      Create your own engine for minimal XML-based data sources. Your programs will read, write the data to these XML data sources and you can relax while it works on low-power CPUs too. :) I personally use JSON for my regular day tasks instead of XML, but you can select either, then write an engine for that; CRUD functions and a bit of validation etc. Create, read, update and delete - Wikipedia[^]

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