Category: Couchbase Server
Developing an API with Golang using Couchbase NoSQL and N1QL
Have you ever wanted to create a RESTful API with Golang, but didn’t know where to start? What do you do about URL routing, data modeling, or even the data layer in general? In this start to finish video tutorial,...
Couchbase Server 4.1.1 CE is now available
We are glad to announce that Couchbase Community Edition 4.1.1 is generally available. This release further fortifies the previously released 4.x Community Edition series with the top bug fixes to improve product stability. Start exploring Couchbase Server Community Edition...
Developing an API with Node.js using Couchbase NoSQL and Ottoman
Not too long ago I released a lengthy tutorial video on the topic of creating an API with Node.js and Couchbase that used N1QL for querying. However, that is only one of several ways to get the job done. If...
Couchbase Spark Connector 2.0.0 Released
On behalf of the SDK team I’m happy to announce the release of the second major version of the Couchbase Spark Connector which most importantly brings compatibility with the Apache Spark 2.0.x series. A special thanks goes to community contributors...
Summer Project 2016: The CouchCase
I know that Summer 2016 is long gone, but I promised one more blog post about building the CouchCase. This part was the easiest, since clustering Couchbase Server nodes together is really easy. Networking First, a little information about how...
Using Couchbase to Store Non-JSON Data
I believe most of the power of Couchbase Server comes when you use it as a document database to store JSON documents. You get to use N1QL, for instance! However, there are some times when you need Couchbase to store...
Developing an API with Node.js using Couchbase NoSQL and N1QL
See how to start a new Node.js app, develop RESTful API performing CRUD operations, use SQL-like N1QL queries to interact with NoSQL Couchbase data.
Upcoming #Couchbase Events in Austin, Houston and New York City
I’m going to be in New York on October 8th and Texas from October 10th to October 13th. If you’re in any of those areas and interested in NoSQL and Couchbase, now is a good chance to attend some sessions, visit...
cbping Should Be Your New Friend
If you have used the command line ping utility to check simple network connectivity between hosts, you know how useful it is. Well there is a utility like that for Couchbase now. It is aptly named cbping and it will...
Chicago User Group Visits – September 2016 (Videos)
I spent nearly a week in Chicago, visiting three user groups, appearing on a video podcast, and talking to everyone who would listen about Couchbase. Something happened at the Chicago .NET Developers Downtown user group that I have never seen...
.NET and Couchbase – August 2016, Dayton Ohio (video)
I was a guest speaker at the Dayton .NET Developers Group on August 24, 2016. My topic was Full Stack Development with .NET and NoSQL. The group and venue kindly allowed me to record the session, and so I’ve posted...
Summer Project 2016 update: The Couchcase Rises
Last time, I blogged about getting the most important pieces of the Couchcase together. I installed Ubuntu on 3 Intel Compute Sticks and installed Couchbase Server on them. It’s been a while since my last update, because I ran into...
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