Category: Couchbase Server

Real-time Visual Insights Using Tableau Connector With Couchbase Analytics

Real-time Visual Insights Using Tableau Connector With Couchbase Analytics

As part of Couchbase Server 7.1, we are very excited to announce the Tableau connector for Couchbase Analytics, our first business intelligence tool connector. Tableau connector allows users to quickly and easily visualize Couchbase JSON data in real-time using native...

Idris Motiwala May 19, 2022
Couchbase Earns 2022 Top Rated Awards from TrustRadius–again!

Couchbase Earns 2022 Top Rated Awards from TrustRadius–again!

There is nothing better than getting great feedback from our customers. One of our values at Couchbase is Attack Hard Problems, Driven By Customer Outcomes – we channel our passion to solve hard problems so that our customers can innovate....

Reduce TCO By 10x Using Couchbase 7.1 For Large Multi-Terabyte Databases

Reduce TCO By 10x Using Couchbase 7.1 For Large Multi-Terabyte Databases

Store hundreds of terabytes of JSON data and query in milliseconds with Couchbase 7.1. Our new storage engine in 7.1, Couchbase Magma, makes Couchbase the most cost-effective and performant database, lowering TCO. With Magma storage engine, Couchbase 7.1 becomes the...

Shivani Gupta May 12, 2022
What’s New In Couchbase Server 7.1

What’s New In Couchbase Server 7.1

Can a Database Fight Inflation? Introducing Couchbase Server 7.1 This year, I’ve asked myself, how can a database help fight inflation? The answer is to make efficiency improvements in the database that outpace inflation. For as long as I’ve worked...

ASP.NET Core CRUD with NoSQL: Part 3

ASP.NET Core CRUD with NoSQL: Part 3

ASP.NET CRUD applications consist of create, read, update, and delete. In part 1, we set up a basic ASP.NET Core project. In part 2, we added the first read endpoint, using a SQL++ query against wishlist data. Couchbase’s SQL++ is...

Matthew Groves May 5, 2022
Designing the Couchbase Kotlin API 

Designing the Couchbase Kotlin API 

I’m pleased to announce the GA release of Couchbase Kotlin SDK version 1.0. In truth, I’m over the moon. This project has been a labor of love. After working with Java for decades, I have a new favorite language. In...

David Nault May 3, 2022
Simplify Schema Migration On Cloud-Native Couchbase Deployments

Simplify Schema Migration On Cloud-Native Couchbase Deployments

The Couchbase Autonomous Operator is a Kubernetes operator that provides cloud-native integration with open source Kubernetes and Red Hat Openshift. It allows a user to use Kubernetes’ declarative functionality to define what the Couchbase Server Cluster will be and manage...

Build A Python Microservice With Couchbase – Part 3

Build A Python Microservice With Couchbase – Part 3

Recap In the previous two installments of this series, we discussed the drivers behind creating microservices. We also looked at why Couchbase is the perfect datastore to use with such an architecture. We also looked at three variants of a...

Michael Minichino April 26, 2022
VPC Peering with Capella and AWS – a Walkthrough

VPC Peering with Capella and AWS – a Walkthrough

One of the most asked questions we receive from new Couchbase Capella cluster users is how do I set up and connect to the fully managed service. Communication between your application and the internet-hosted cluster is trivial, but connecting over...

Building a Mobile Application with Couchbase – Part 3

Building a Mobile Application with Couchbase – Part 3

Part 3: Adding sync functionality to a centralized server This multipart blog will help the reader build an end-to-end mobile application using the industry-leading features of Couchbase Lite.  A state of the art, end-to-end, scalable and production grade application should...

Creating Python and JavaScript User Defined Functions For Geospatial Queries

Creating Python and JavaScript User Defined Functions For Geospatial Queries

SQL++ queries can access data stored in your Couchbase cluster in a variety of ways. There are situations where having the business logic as part of your data queries can also be beneficial. SQL++ supports this with User Defined Functions...

Nithish Raghunandanan April 20, 2022
ASP.NET Core CRUD with NoSQL: Part 2

ASP.NET Core CRUD with NoSQL: Part 2

CRUD stands for Create, Read, Update, and Delete. In part 2, we’ll look at R for Read, and build an ASP.NET Core endpoint to read data from Couchbase using SQL. Make sure to read part 1 of this series, which...

Matthew Groves April 18, 2022