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Don Pinto is a Principal Product Manager at Couchbase and is currently focused on advancing the capabilities of Couchbase Server. He is extremely passionate about data technology, and in the past has authored several articles on Couchbase Server including technical blogs and white papers. Prior to joining Couchbase, Don spent several years at IBM where he maintained the role of software developer in the DB2 information management group and most recently as a program manager on the SQL Server team at Microsoft. Don holds a master's degree in computer science and a bachelor's in computer engineering from the University of Toronto, Canada.

Announcing Couchbase Server 5.0 Beta
Announcing Couchbase Server 5.0 Beta

Check out the new features in Couchbase server beta to strengthen our core characteristics of agility, performance, and manageability.

Announcing Couchbase Server 4.5.1 CE
Announcing Couchbase Server 4.5.1 CE

Explore the Couchbase Server Community Edition 4.5.1 with bug fixes thus improving the product stability. Download the s/w or release notes to know more.

Introducing Developer Builds
Introducing Developer Builds

We believe that it takes a community to design, build and ship great software. So today, I’m excited to announce a new program called “Couchbase Developer Builds”. The goal of the program is to keep you updated on the exciting...

Introducing Couchbase Server 4.5 Beta
Introducing Couchbase Server 4.5 Beta

This release comes with many exciting features that make it even easier for developers to build amazing apps on Couchbase while simplifying the transition from relational to NoSQL technology. We have also significantly extended the performance of Couchbase – with...

Join the bash
Join the bash

In the run up for the 3.0 release, we’ll be running a Bug Bash. The mission? To help us improve the quality of the Couchbase Server 3.0 release and make it the best it can be. And, yes, we will,...

Are you up for a N1QL challenge?
Are you up for a N1QL challenge?

We are looking for some awesome developers to show the world what creative apps they can build using N1QL and Couchbase 4.0 beta.   Need some infrastructure to run your app? Give Joyent a try. Joyent's Triton Elastic Container Service...

The Security Tipping Point
The Security Tipping Point

We are really excited about our partnership with Vormetric and welcome the below guest blog post by Michael Rothschild from Vormetric.    I remember in the heady days of the dot.com boom where people were just migrating off their 56.6K...

Simba Couchbase Driver and Couchbase Server 4.1
Simba Couchbase Driver and Couchbase Server 4.1

Note: this is a guest post by Mike Howard of Simba Technologies. N1QL DML N1QL data manipulation support makes it easy to insert, update, and delete JSON data, without the overhead of having to read the document first. These N1QL...

Introducing Couchbase Server 4.1
Introducing Couchbase Server 4.1

Building on the landmark 4.0 release, which greatly expanded the type of document database use cases Couchbase can support, Couchbase Server 4.1 brings massive improvements to query functionality and performance, that will benefit both developers and the enterprise.   It...

Announcing Couchbase Server 3.1.2
Announcing Couchbase Server 3.1.2

Today, we are happy to announce the availability of Couchbase Server 3.1.2, the latest bug-fix release in the 3.x Couchbase Server series.   In Couchbase Server 3.0, we introduced several core architectural changes and exciting features. Based on the feedback...

4.1 Developer Preview has Arrived!
4.1 Developer Preview has Arrived!

Today, we are excited to announce Couchbase Server 4.1 Developer Preview (DP). You can find the new release on our download page. This release is an early developer milestone update in the Couchbase 4.x series, and builds on top of...

Stuffing Turkeys Not Relational Databases
Stuffing Turkeys Not Relational Databases

Thanksgiving and turkey go hand-in-hand! And while, stuffing a turkey can be quite fun (with cupcakes – see below), stuffing a JSON rich document in a relational database with rows and columns is not.   In the last couple of...