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Using C# Domain Objects to Define Couchbase Views
The Couchbase Client Library 1.2-Beta includes a new API for some basic cluster management. There are methods for creating, removing and listing buckets. There are similar methods for managing design documents. These new features are found in the new class...
Using Couchbase Lite from RubyMotion
Couchbase Lite has been released for sometime now, so I thought it was time to give an update on using CouchbaseLite from RubyMotion. When I ported ToDoLite-iOS to RubyMotion originally there where some bumps in the road, but it worked...
Using Map and Reduce View for Ranking
Starting from version 2.0, Couchbase server offers a powerful way of creating indexes for JSON documents through the concept of views. Using views, it is possible to define primary indexes, composite indexes and aggregations allowing to: . query documents on...
Using nginx & PHP-FPM with Couchbase – The How, and the Why
Before we get started, I’d like to point you a blog by my colleague Michael Nitschinger, in which you can learn about the best way to set up your basic PHP and Couchbase Environment, if not using nginx & PHP-FPM: https://nitschinger.at/Getting-Started-with-Couchbase-and-PHP...
Want to add a twitter tag cloud to your website? It is easy with Couchbase Server!
I’ve always been curious to learn what folks say about a new technology. Twitter is an excellent hub for this kind of information, but what are the important topics related to a new technology (say ‘NoSQL’) on Twitter? A tag-cloud...
Want to get rid of documents with duplicate content?
Whether you’re combining data from two different data sources, have multiple purchases from the same customer or just entered the same data in a web form twice, it seems like everyone faces the problem of duplicate data at one point...
Want to know what your memcached servers are doing? Tap them.
It is possible to dump parts of the cache by using “stats dump …” to get some of the keys in the cache (and then you can go ahead and fetch each value). Here is an example on how to...
Welcome Jens Alfke!
We are pleased to announce a new key member of the Mobile Couchbase team. Jens Alfke is a top notch dog in Cocoa development. He wrote the wiki page on Signed Documents back in the day, and before that he...
What’s up with the Python Couchbase SDK
Recently, there have been a few new versions of the Couchbase Python client available. It features a new API that is easier to use. As the SDK is now based on libcouchbase, it is also much faster. It’s also compatible with...
When Big Data is Slow
The key to being successful in big data initiatives is being able to manage the speed, scale and structure at sub-millisecond speed. Big Data is a big term. It encompasses concepts about data types, dozens of different technologies to manage...
When it comes to database technology, NorthScale is pro-choice
On Monday, analyst Matt Aslett posted How will pro-SQL respond to NoSQL? on The 451 Group’s “Too Much Information” blog. Good read. The gist of the post was: There are a bunch of individuals and companies running around claiming that...
Why Come2Play Chose Membase
Guest post: Tom Rosenfeld, Team Lead, Come2Play Come2Play is a company that serves multiplayer web games online. Our site serves over 4 million players on a monthly basis, with tens of thousands of players at any given moment. We use...
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