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Backups de Armazenamento em Nuvem com Couchbase (Armazenamentos de Objetos AWS S3)
O Couchbase 6.6 introduziu a capacidade de fazer backup do banco de dados de documentos diretamente para o armazenamento de computação em nuvem AWS S3 ou qualquer outro Object Store compatível com S3. Usando o utilitário de backup cbbackupmgr, agora você pode especificar um…
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NoSQL Document Database Replication – MongoDB vs. Couchbase
Replication has been a crucial part of Database Systems for decades for providing availability and disaster recovery. In recent times, with the evolution of distributed databases to address the need for highly available, scalable…
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Advanced UI Statistics in Couchbase Server 6.5
Statistics in Couchbase Server has been the source of truth for understanding the performance, monitoring usage, and troubleshooting operations for administrators. In 6.5, we are making some integral updates to the display of stats…
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Node-to-Node Encryption with Couchbase Server 6.5
With security on everyone’s mind, organizations need to run sensitive workloads under stringent security and compliance standards. Couchbase 6.5 preview brings several new security capabilities, and node-to-node encryption has been a top wish list…
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Enhanced Data Protection with Couchbase Server 6.5
With 6.5, we have made some tremendous improvements to our backup & restore technology. These improvements are optimized to enhance backup performance, consistency and storage requirements. Performance Improved performance (rate of backup & restore)…
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Meeting data protection needs for Couchbase Data Platform
In the world where data is the currency, backup & recovery for a database is as essential as any other defining parameter such as consistency or performance because the customers cannot afford data loss…
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Modelagem de dados para Couchbase com erwin DM NoSQL
Given the architecture and design of NoSQL systems, especially the document family databases like Couchbase that do not enforce schema on write, data modeling for NoSQL can often be challenging when migrating from relational…