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Jennifer Garcia is a Senior Web Manager at Couchbase Inc. As the website manager, Jennifer has overall responsibility for the website properties including design, implementation, content, and performance.

Need a cheat sheet? The Java SDK cheat sheet for Couchbase Server 1.8.1 has arrived !
Need a cheat sheet? The Java SDK cheat sheet for Couchbase Server 1.8.1 has arrived !

There are many occasions when I need to quickly refer to the programming APIs when I am trying something new. For my personal use, I created one handy Couchbase Server 1.8.1 Java Cheat Sheet, which I hang on my desk always....

Need database metrics? Using the Couchbase Admin Console
Need database metrics? Using the Couchbase Admin Console

No matter what we work on and what system we are operating, we always need to have the right set of tools to get the job done. Airplane pilots need to have the right set of visual metrics in the...

NorthScale and Open Source contributions
NorthScale and Open Source contributions

Though a number of core developers in the memcached project know, the casual memcached user may not be aware that over the last few months NorthScale released a bevy of memcached client and server contributions. NorthScale is continuing to work with...

NorthScale Membase Server Beta 3 is Here!
NorthScale Membase Server Beta 3 is Here!

I am excited to announce that NorthScale Membase Server 1.6 Beta3 is now available and ready for download. This beta release adds a lot of new functionality and reflects most of what you’ll find in the final product. Highlights include:...

NoSQL is a horseless carriage
NoSQL is a horseless carriage

There’s a lot of buzz on the NoSQL, or anti-RDBMS, meme lately.  But, I don’t like those category names. NoSQL? It’s a backwards ref, instead of a forwards-looking connotation. Folks used to use the words “horseless carriage” when refering to...

Pagination Best Practices with Couchbase
Pagination Best Practices with Couchbase

Many documents when doing queries against a Couchbase cluster requires pagination to get rows by page. We provide best practices with sample codes.

Paying Attention to what Time it is
Paying Attention to what Time it is

First, the news.  I’ve just posted a release candidate for spymemcached 2.6.  The current prerelease Membase vbucket aware client is also based on that code. So what’s new in 2.6?  There are a number of performance, transcoder and timeout handling...

power in the protocol
power in the protocol

As I've said in other venues, I believe a lot of value in the memcached ecosystem/community stems from well defined client APIs and a well defined over-the-network protocol.  The protocol just makes sense for a large class of things you...

Ruby on Rails and Couchbase-Model for a Social Application!
Ruby on Rails and Couchbase-Model for a Social Application!

Learn how to model data with the Couchbase Rails gem Couchbase-Model and how we to Query Views to get specific subsets of data for use in our application.

September 24: The week in Couchbase NoSQL
September 24: The week in Couchbase NoSQL

See what’s coming up at Couchbase in this week’s featured content and upcoming events. FEATURED CONTENT Blog Post of the Week #1 : Sample application – Ruby on Rails and Couchbase-Model for a Social Application! Blog Post of the Week...

Six months as Technical Evangelist at Couchbase
Six months as Technical Evangelist at Couchbase

[This blog was syndicated from https://blog.grallandco.com] Already 6 months! Already 6 months that I have joined Couchbase as Technical Evangelist. This is a good opportunity to take some time to look back. So first of all what is a Developer/Technical...

Understanding group_level in View Queries with Compound Keys
Understanding group_level in View Queries with Compound Keys

Querying Views is what views are all about. Our documentation is great and can be found here: https://www.couchbase.com/docs/couchbase-manual-2.0/couchbase-views.html Compound Keys Just to illustrate how group level works, let’s use a Map function that sorts users by the latest login timestamp, converting...