8 docs tagged with "database"

This document describes the recommended uses of config management with Genesis frameworks. Readers must have some Linux system administration experience.

The data model is a fundamental part of any Genesis application. To create a data model, you define the entities (tables) that store the application's data. Each entity (table) consists of one or more attributes (fields) that contain the data.

The data utilities enable you to manage data stores, focusing on an in-memory database implementation. This module supports basic CRUD operations and offers seamless integration with TypeScript, providing strong type safety and event-driven features for enhanced interaction.

The Genesis Application Platform supports the following database technology:

This section is for users with experience of Linux system administration. Here we describe preparing a host to run applications built with the Genesis Application Platform.

This section describes installing an application built on the Genesis Application Platform. Readers need to have some experience of Linux system administration.

DbMon is the Genesis database client. It provides a set of commands that enable you to view and change the database as necessary. DbMon hides the details of the specific database technology, so this does not affect your usage.

Remap is a schema-migration tool that applies the current schema (defined in the deployed field and table GPAL dictionaries) to the underlying database layer.