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Couchbase Server Manual 1.8
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Parent Section
9 Developing with Couchbase
Chapter Sections
9.1 Use Cases
9.2 Best practices
9.3 Couchbase for Memcached Users
Chapters
Preface
1 Introduction to Couchbase Server
2 Getting Started
3 Administration Basics
4 Best Practices
5 Administration Tasks
6 Web Console for Administration
7 Command-line Interface for Administration
8 REST API for Administration
9 Developing with Couchbase
10 Couchbase Architecture
11 Monitoring Couchbase
12 Troubleshooting
A FAQs
B Uninstalling Couchbase Server
C Release Notes
D Limits
E Licenses
9.2. Best practices
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9.2. Best practices

9.2.1. What should I store in an object
9.2.2. How should I store an object?
9.2.3. Objects that refer to other objects
9.2.4. Nested Items
9.2.5. Simple Lists
9.2.6. Multi-GET
9.2.7. Locking
9.2.8. Data partitioning with buckets

Included below are a number of best practices that you should follow when developing applications using Couchbase.

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9.1.4. Real-time logging and alerting Home 9.2.1. What should I store in an object
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