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Error handling in the Java client library
In my previous blog article, we looked at the errors thrown by libCouchbase clients such as ruby, python, C and C++. This blog will focus on the Java client library for Couchbase. In the Java client library, there are exceptions,...
A Couchbase Cluster in Minutes with Vagrant and Puppet
[This blog was syndicated from http://nitschinger.at/] Motivation Since I work as part of the engineering team at Couchbase, I need to run my code against a variety of server deployments. We run a multitude of operating systems and software...
Couchbase Weekly: 2014-07-11
Here's what's been happening in Couchbase this week! Couchbase HangoutMatthew, Phil and Michael held a hangout introducing the 2.0 SDKs, focusing on the Java and NodeJS SDKs. Go watch the video. Full Stack JSON with NodeJS and CouchbasePhil spoke at...
Introducing libcouchbase 2.4
libcouchbase 2.4.0 is here. It offers large architectural improvements and several new features, improving over previous versions. This blog was originally written for the 2.4.0 DP1 version, it has been modified to reflect the differences between the developer preview and the...
Elastic Data and the Cloud
(Also see video blog) Today we announced a very exciting relationship with Heroku: Heroku’s Memcached Add-On is powered by NorthScale Memcached Server and NorthScale is operating the add-on service on Heroku’s behalf. For those who haven’t checked out Heroku, they...
Easy PHP-Couchbase Setup for Mac with Bitnami
Setting up PHP can be a bit of a pain on both Windows and Mac OS X. There are a lot of different ways of doing it, but many of them come with a variety of annoyances or confusion. Additionally,...
Creating a content store with Couchbase – The Learning Portal
Two weeks ago McGraw Hill presented at CouchConf SF and our users expressed so much interest that I thought I’d share more details in a blog. Earlier this year McGraw Hill and Couchbase teamed up to build a proof-of-concept application...
Couchbase Weekly: 2014-08-18
So here is what has been happening in Couchbase recently Couchbase 3.0 Office Hours Matt, Don, Michael and Annie did a great hangout focusing on 3.0, which is out in beta right now and answered questions along the way. require('lx')...
Couchbase at PyCon
You've probably seen those ubiquitous bumper stickers that state a driver's “other car is a …” where “…” is some other form of transport that isn't a car. If my laptop were to be accessorized with such a sticker, it...
Memcached, go-derper, Black Hat and an Amazon Web Services (AWS) Security Bulletin
If you are a user of memcached and have deployed instances on Amazon EC2, you may have received a message from Amazon over the weekend (we received one on 8/7/2010) indicating you may have a “Possible Insecure Memcached Configuration.” Here’s the...
Moving No Schema up the Stack with C# and Dynamic Types
One of the significant benefits of working with Couchbase Server 2.0 is its flexible schema. Documents are stored as JSON, allowing for implicitly structured records that impose no order on each other. In the real world, that “implicit structure” comes...
New Relic + Couchbase on Heroku = <3
New Relic has become an industry standard for web application performance measurement. With Kurobase releasing a new-relic add-on for Couchbase on the heroku platform, developers can have really good analysis and optimization tools at their disposal. Just add your new...