Open Source C++ Database Management Systems (DBMS) for Mobile Operating Systems
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C++ Database Management Systems (DBMS) for Mobile Operating Systems
Browse free open source C++ Database Management Systems (DBMS) for Mobile Operating Systems and projects below. Use the toggles on the left to filter open source C++ Database Management Systems (DBMS) for Mobile Operating Systems by OS, license, language, programming language, and project status.
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RDM
Cross-platform GUI management tool for Redis
Cross-platform open source database management tool for Redis. RDM is easy-to-use GUI tool available for Windows, Linux, MacOS and iPadOS. Analyse your Redis ® memory usage with RDM and remove obsolete data with bulk removal. RDM supports all latest Redis ® features: ACL, Streams, Cluster, Sentinel, ReJSON module, HyperLogLog, etc. Build-in TLS, SSH and TLS-over-SSH tunneling for easy and secure access to any redis-server. RDM works with Amazon ElastiCache, Microsoft Azure Redis Cache, Digital Ocean and other Redis ® clouds. RDM displays JSON, MessagePack, CBOR, PHP, Pickle, numpy.Array, pandas.DataFrame and binary data in human readable form and supports Native Formatters. RDM offers you an easy-to-use GUI to access your Redis ® databases and perform some basic operations. RDM allows to perform bulk operations which simplifies developer daily routines.
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