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Couchbase with Kotlin, Spring Boot and Spring Data
See how easy it is to convert a Java application. Check out how to create a sample application using: Kotlin, Spring Boot, Spring Data, and Couchbase.
Building Elastic Microservices With Kubernetes, Spring Boot
In this article, the author explains how to make both your application and database on Kubernetes elastic using microservices and Spring Boot.
Couchbase 5.5 Enhanced Query Plan Visualization
The Query Plan Visualization Tool is one of the quickest ways to understand your query behavior, with it you can easily identify how your queries will be executed. This knowledge is essential for boosting your queries, as you can get...
Event Sourcing | Event Logging – An Essential Microservice Pattern
This Couchbase blog post discusses using the Event Sourcing and Event Logging pattern to “go back in time” and understand what went wrong in your network.
How to Condemn Your Microservices Architecture to Fail Before You Even Start
The blog focus on concepts that we historically take for granted and which might lead to poor architecture when applied to microservices.
Why Kubernetes Operators Are a Game Changer
Kubernetes operatord have taken the software development world by storm. Learn more about stateful containers, Kubernetes 1.7, and custom controllers.
The 5 Most Common Forum’s Questions
How to do “something” in N1QL? First of all, if you are not familiar with N1QL I highly recommend you to spend a few minutes in our free N1QL training here, or just play with it here. Second, as it...
Comparing Couchbase vs CosmosDB
Check out this blog post to explore CosmosDB strategies, documentation, what developers have been talking about and how it compares with Couchbase Server.
Couchbase With Spring-Boot and Spring Data
Need to learn how to set up Spring Data, Spring Boot, and Couchbase? This blog post will show your prerequisites, repositories, and everything in action.
Saga Pattern | How to Implement Business Transactions Using Microservices – Part II
Learn how to address some of problems like cyclic dependencies of events by using another type of Saga’s implementation called Command or Orchestration.
Saga Pattern | Application Transactions Using Microservices – Part I
A saga pattern is a sequence of local transactions where each transaction updates data within a single service. Check out design examples at Couchbase.
Deep Dive on Cross Data Center Replication (XDCR)
What makes XDCR such a great feature. If you need a Disaster & Recovery plan or like to bring data closer to user, XDCR is a feature you must consider.
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- Data Modeling Explained: Conceptual, Physical, Logical
- What are Embedding Models? An Overview
- Data Analysis Methods: Qualitative vs. Quantitative Techniques
- Application Development Life Cycle (Phases and Management Models)
- What Is Data Analysis? Types, Methods, and Tools for Research
- What are Vector Embeddings?
- A Benchmark for Evaluating NL2SQL++ Systems
- The Importance of Data Preprocessing in Machine Learning (ML)
- High Availability Architecture: Requirements & Best Practice...
