Category: Features
TLS 1.3 encryption arrives to Couchbase Server 7.0
Couchbase Server version 7.0 introduces the TLS version 1.3 protocol for secure encrpytion on the wire. TLS 1.3 Security is for data that your application writes to the database or even the data travelling between the nodes in the cluster or across multiple clusters.
Blockchain Technology vs. NoSQL Databases
NoSQL databases, like Couchbase, and modern Blockchain ledgers like Hyperledger benefit from a set of common enterprise principles. Integrating them together provides helps build a resilient, distributed capability for applications.
Using Prometheus and Grafana With Couchbase Sync Gateway
Learn how to setup Couchbase Sync Gateway node monitoring and stat visualization using the Prometheus and Grafana platforms.
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Couchbase Views and Better Alternatives [Part 1 of 2]
Introduction This blog is meant for users who are familiar with the basics of Couchbase Server and Views. Novice users should start here to gain basic understanding of Couchbase Server and then continue here to get acquainted with Views. Views...
Couchbase & Splunk: A Real-Time AI-Driven Analytics Platform
Get started in Continuous Intelligence with Couchbase Analytics and Splunk's machine learning toolkit for powerful realtime dashboard monitoring
N1QL Transactions : Elastic, Scalable, and Distributed
N1QL transactions are multi-document, multi-bucket, multi-scope, multi collection, and multi-DML-statement. Read on to learn more!
Authentication Using Server-Side X.509 Certificates And N1QL
Learn how to setup X509 certificates on Couchbase Server and use them with the N1QL query and CBQ shell for authentication and authorization.
Health Checking a Couchbase Cluster
Most databases are configured and sized correctly based on the information available at the time of their initial launch, but they tend to become unhealthy or undersized due to organic growth of their datasets and/or changes in their workload profiles....
Remote Links: Analyze Trends with Couchbase Analytics
Remote links allow for the ingestion of data from the Data Service, a remote Couchbase cluster into an Analytics cluster.
External Datasets: Accessing AWS S3 in Couchbase Analytics
External datasets provide the ability to dynamically query and analyze data residing in AWS S3. Combine data in real-time with Couchbase analytics.
Eventing Improvements: Timers, Handlers and Statistics
New 6.6 Eventing features: Timers can be cancelled or overwritten or used for recurring schedules, ability to differntiate delete v. expiry, and statistics in the UI are co-located with each Functions controls.
Cloud Storage Backups with Couchbase (AWS S3 Object Stores)
Take a look at how quickly you can use the cloud backup data to AWS S3 using the Couchbase command-line tool cbbackupmgr (Couchbase 6.6+ is required).
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