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Pagination Best Practices with Couchbase
[This blog was syndicated from http://blog.grallandco.com] If you have to deal with a large number of documents when doing queries against a Couchbase cluster it is important to use pagination to get rows by page. You can find some information...
The Couchbase Team
December 16, 2014
Poodle bites and ends SSL3
SSL version 3 is no longer secure. Recently, a new vulnerability in the SSL v3 protocol called the ‘Poodle attack’ was discovered by folks at Google. At Couchbase, since we take the security of our products seriously, we wanted you...
Don Pinto, Principal Product Manager, Couchbase
December 16, 2014
Scaling memcached with vbuckets
For years, people have used memcached to scale large sites. Originally, there was a simple modulo selection hash algorithm that was used. It still is used quite a bit actually and it’s quite easy to understand (although, it’s shown regularly...
Dustin Sallings, Chief Architect, Couchbase
December 16, 2014
Six months as Technical Evangelist at Couchbase
[This blog was syndicated from http://blog.grallandco.com] Already 6 months! Already 6 months that I have joined Couchbase as Technical Evangelist. This is a good opportunity to take some time to look back. So first of all what is a Developer/Technical...
The Couchbase Team
December 16, 2014
Use cases are driving the divergence, and the convergence, of NoSQL solutions
This morning, Matt Aslett of The 451 blogged on The beginning of the end of NoSQL in which he highlighted the uselessness of the NoSQL category name. Good post, as usual. But this isn’t new news. People have been griping...
James Phillips
December 16, 2014
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...
Don Pinto, Principal Product Manager, Couchbase
December 16, 2014
Why Membase Uses Erlang
Less and less often (because Erlang is becoming more popular), I’m asked why Membase chose to use Erlang for our cluster management and process supervision component. Common alternatives people suggest are Java, C++, Python, Ruby, and, more recently, node.js and...
Sean Lynch
December 16, 2014
10 Things Developers Should Know about Couchbase
As a developer, I’ve been using Couchbase Server for couple of months now and I love it. Having written several apps myself, I’ve come to learn many (but not all) of the ins-and-outs of Couchbase. To be a good Couchbase...
Don Pinto, Principal Product Manager, Couchbase
December 16, 2014
Couchbase 102: Q & A
In our ongoing training series, a number of questions come up each time, I list them out with their respective answers below! Couchbase 102 – SDK Operations Operations Concepts By Language: https://github.com/couchbaselabs/DeveloperDay Q: Are these operations the same for mobile applications?...
The Couchbase Team
December 6, 2013
Couchbase 101-102-103 (Series 1)
We recently started an online webinar series to cover the core components of Couchbase Server from installation through getting set up for development and understanding indexing. A number of questions came up during the webinars and I am posting a...
The Couchbase Team
October 22, 2013
Loading JSON data into Couchbase
If you’re writing a web application, you’re probably already familiar with JSON documents. Couchbase supports JSON documents and sooner or later you will need to import some JSON documents into Couchbase Server But just because you inserted data into Couchbase...
The Couchbase Team
November 13, 2012
Do More With Less
This is my “Hello World”, or rather my “Hello Blog” and I wanted to introduce myself. I, like many, have come from the startup world. Let's not kid ourselves, being from the “startup world” means being from the technology scrapyard...
The Couchbase Team
July 16, 2012