Results for: kafka
Event-driven architecture with Solace Event Broker & Couchbase
The asynchronous event-driven architecture of Couchbase is the core of its design. Document mutations continuously stream to the Couchbase Index, Analytics, Eventing and Search services. This architecture guarantees that the Couchbase services are updated in real-time and enables us to...
Marian Puhl, Solutions Engineer
January 28, 2022
What is SQL? Navigating Databases for DBAs and Developers
This article briefly introduces the essentials of SQL – its meaning, definition, and application to different database technologies. We introduce many different types of systems that use SQL – from databases to event stream processing. What is SQL? Define: SQL...
Tyler Mitchell
April 7, 2021
Building Customer-Obsessed Database Applications
Customer obsession is a powerful concept for any company. Whether your customers are internal or external users of your platform – every experience should be timely and meaningful. Customer 360 NoSQL database development is a powerful approach to delivering these...
Tyler Mitchell
December 1, 2020
The Series on Time Series (in Couchbase): Episode 1
What Is This About So, you have a time series use case? So do I, and this blog article is the proof of it. When I learn about a new subject, I like using the method of loci to memorize...
Oleg Kuzmin, Sr. Solutions Engineer, Couchbase
April 29, 2020
Customer 360 – Part 2 – Data Ingestion
So, we already took a high-level look at what’s involved in building a Customer 360 solution on Couchbase here. That’s right, it involved a lot of thinking. Sorry, no way around that. Ya gotta think, can’t be one of the...
Davis Chapman
July 30, 2019
Thinking About Customer 360
Customer 360. Or, as one of our competitors (who shall remain nameless, but uses a Birch leaf as their logo) calls it, Single View. Everyone wants it. Everyone needs it. After all, most of your customer data is stored in...
Davis Chapman
July 23, 2019
Using YCSB to Benchmark JSON Databases
Bruce Lindsay once said, “There are three things important in the database world: Performance, Performance, and Performance”. Most enterprise architects know, as we progress in database features and architectures, it’s important to measure performance in an open way so they can compare...
Keshav Murthy
September 10, 2018
Why Kubernetes Operators Are a Game Changer
The whole web developer community is excited about Kubernetes (K8s). No wonder it is the hottest topic at the conferences and developer events that I have been to the last year. It is not just a tool for managing containers, in...
Denis Rosa, Developer Advocate, Couchbase
March 19, 2018
Comparing Couchbase vs CosmosDB
Microsoft has generated a lot of buzz since the launch of CosmosDB. It is basically a rebranding of Amazon DocumentDB with some new cool features. Let’s go a little deeper on it and explore its strategy, documentation, what developers have...
Denis Rosa, Developer Advocate, Couchbase
February 6, 2018
Saga Pattern | How to Implement Business Transactions Using Microservices – Part II
In the previous post, we saw some of the challenges of implementing distributed transactions and how to implement Saga’s pattern using the Event/Choreography approach. In this article, let’s talk about how to address some of its problems like complex transactions...
Denis Rosa, Developer Advocate, Couchbase
January 16, 2018
Couchbase vs. DynamoDB – A Quick Comparison
Choosing a NoSQL database is way more complicated than selecting an RDBMS, the world of NoSQL database comes in multiple flavors, each one has a specific design focused on solving a different set of problems. A common comparison and recently...
Denis Rosa, Developer Advocate, Couchbase
December 19, 2017
Couchbase’s History of Everything: DCP
Hiding behind an acronym (DCP), Couchbase has a secret superpower. Most people think of databases as storage locations data in a certain moment in time. But with Database Change Protocol (DCP), a Couchbase cluster can be viewed as an ongoing...
Laura Czajkowski, Developer Community Manager, Couchbase
September 7, 2017