In this article, our focus will be installing Actian Zen Edge Server for IoT on an ARM-based Raspberry Pi running the Windows IoT Core operating system, capturing some simple time series data, writing it to the Zen database and retrieving data from the database.

To demonstrate how easy it is to set up and use Actian Zen in an embedded environment, and how well programming against Zen translates between server, desktop, and embedded environments, we'll walk through a simple example using a Raspberry Pi device as the embedded system.

We’re going to look at how to use an embedded database – Actian Zen – to store and process data on a Raspberry Pi.

Actian Zen provides the embedded systems developer with an ACID compliant database that is capable of seamlessly networking across a wide variety of environments, speeding up development, and decreasing maintenance costs.

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