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Prasad is a Senior Product Manager for Couchbase Supportability, Manageability and Tools. Prior to Couchbase, he worked at IBM in various departments including Development, QA, Support and Technical Sales. Prasad holds a master’s degree in Chem. Engg. from Clarkson University, NY.

Synthetic Data Generation with Capella DataStudio
Synthetic Data Generation with Capella DataStudio

Generate realistic data effortlessly with Capella DataStudio's Synthetic Data Generator. Perfect for testing, machine learning, and simulations.

Capella DataStudio: 10 Cool Features Every Developer Should Know
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Boost productivity with these top 10 features in Capella DataStudio, a free, community-supported tool with a sleek UI for managing Couchbase clusters.

New and Improved Import in Couchbase Cloud
New and Improved Import in Couchbase Cloud

Discover the new Import feature in Couchbase Cloud that now enables Custom Key Generation, Configuration options, Key Preview, Cloud Storage and more.

New in Couchbase 6.6: Import Docs Using Web Admin Console
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Import documents from the Couchbase Administration UI and take advantage of small datasets uploaded in a variety of formats.

Best Practices for Operating Couchbase Server as Non-Root
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With Couchbase Server 6.5.1 we now standardize non-root install and upgrade for rpm packages. Optimize your infrastructure with Couchbase.

Couchbase Autonomous Operator 2.0 with Prometheus – Part 2
Couchbase Autonomous Operator 2.0 with Prometheus – Part 2

A step by step guide for running the Couchbase Autonomous Operator with Prometheus on Amazon EKS and visualizing with Grafana

Couchbase Autonomous Operator 2.0 with Prometheus – Part 1
Couchbase Autonomous Operator 2.0 with Prometheus – Part 1

A step by step guide for running the Couchbase Autonomous Operator with Prometheus on Amazon EKS and visualizing with Grafana