Oracle TimesTen In-Memory Database Documentation
Release 22.1

Oracle TimesTen In-Memory Database is the world's fastest OLTP database. It is a relational in-memory database with a rich feature set. TimesTen supports SQL, standard APIs, complete ACID properties, and highly available replication mechanisms. A TimesTen database resides entirely in physical memory and is persistent and recoverable. By managing data in memory and optimizing data structures and access algorithms, database operations run efficiently, achieving dramatic gains in responsiveness and throughput.

You can deploy TimesTen as a standalone database and a cache to a backend Oracle database. You can use the TimesTen Kubernetes Operator to deploy, manage, and monitor your TimesTen databases in a Kubernetes environment. You can also use the Oracle TimesTen In-Memory Database for Kubernetes - BYOL listing in Oracle Cloud Marketplace to quickly deploy TimesTen databases in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI). These options provide powerful, robust, and fully supported solutions to meet your specific business and data requirements.

Get Started

Use the following resources to get started with TimesTen or jump straight to the guides. You can also download all the TimesTen Release 22.1 documentation to your computer.

Highlights

TimesTen on Oracle Linux Arm
TimesTen Classic is now certified to support the popular Arm architecture. To learn how to install TimesTen Classic on Oracle Linux for Arm arm64 platform, for TimesTen Classic, see the Installation, Migration, and Upgrade Guide. You can apply the Linux/UNIX examples of this content to Oracle Linux for Arm.

Likewise, the TimesTen Kubernetes Operator now supports the arm64 platform for TimesTenClassic objects. Pods created by the Operator will run on Nodes of the same architecture as the Operator. See the Release Notes for details.
Oracle TimesTen In-Memory Database for Kubernetes - BYOL
This new application in Oracle Cloud Marketplace enables you to quickly deploy TimesTen databases in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI). To get started, see Using Oracle Cloud Marketplace to Obtain a TimesTen Container Image (BYOL).