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With the announcement I can tell you more about one of the things we have been working on; SQL Server running on IoT Edge and Developer machines in under 500MB of memory. The effort goes beyond IoT Edge devices and extends to the common developer experience. The reduction effort started when we shipped SQL Server 2017 ( [link].)
For example, if an IoT application is attempting to detect whether data from a temperature sensor is predicting the failure of the medical freezer to which it is attached, it looks at patterns in the temperature changes, such as sudden spikes or a continuously upward trend, without regard to the freezer’s usage or service history.
For example, if an IoT application is attempting to detect whether data from a temperature sensor is predicting the failure of the medical freezer to which it is attached, it looks at patterns in the temperature changes, such as sudden spikes or a continuously upward trend, without regard to the freezer’s usage or service history.
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