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Last month I spoke about NoSQL query methods, and Couchbase’s N1QL in particular, at the excellent Big Data Spain in Madrid. The team at Big Data Data Spain have just published that talk on…

Couchbase Server 4.0 has been out for almost a month now! I made a short(ish) video going over the main new features that are of interest to application developers. Make sure you download Couchbase Server…

Spark Connector 1.0.0 Released After two developer previews and one beta I’m super happy to announce the first stable release of our Couchbase Spark Connector. The timing is no coincidence, since next week Spark…

Montreal is home to the famous Canadiens hockey team, Les Habitants, and to the world’s delicious best Fairmount and St-Viateur Bagels both of which have equal bragging rights of their own.  But also great technology…

JMH (Java Microbenchmarking Harness) has become one of my invaluable tools to quantify (and ultimately justify) a performance optimization inside the Couchbase Java SDK and its related projects. Since I see many users and…

Part 1: Register a User Necessary Materials Node Modules used The most important part of building a social network begins with the users. If you just have a directory of people, you are looking…

I’m pleased to announce the general availability of Couchbase Transport Plugin for Elasticsearch version 2.1, usually called the Elasticsearch Plugin for short. The Elasticsearch Plugin 2.1 provides new functionality, fixes some bugs, and expands compatibility to…

Thursday and Friday last week the Couchbase team were at the excellent Big Data Spain in Madrid. With 1,000 attendees from across Europe, Big Data Spain is one of the larger practical developer-focused big…

We’ve just released Couchbase 4.0 and if you’ve not had a chance to try it you should! It’s full of great new features, such as: In each release of Couchbase it goes from strength…

Before the relational model, databases worked like large linked lists; whether hierarchical or peer-to-peer, data retrieval was a matter of link-walking until the right record showed-up. SQL and the relational model changed that. With…