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At October’s Couchbase London meet-up Julien Gagnet, a developer from BSkyB, spoke about how they’ve been using Couchbase for their SkyiD user profile service. Sky is Europe’s largest pay TV provider, with more than…

Another membase milestone was reached today – beta 2 was released and is available for download! Several cool features have been added, including support for datasets whose size exceeds the size of aggregate cluster…

Greetings all! As the Membase beta program manager, I want to let everyone know that we’ve put out an update to the Membase beta. The most notable addition is official support for Ubuntu, version…

Hi all Couchbase readers! It’s been more than a week since the last blog so we have a lot to cover in this one… For those of you that don’t know, every week I…

A lot going on here at Couchbase. Follow the official handle @couchbase for the latest news as it goes live or you can find me @aobendorf. EVENTS: EVENT SPOTLIGHT: Lightning Hackathon Official Website: www.jsonium.io Click here to register…

[This post also appears on Dustin’s github blog]. This is something that comes up every once in a while. I usually describe a means of doing it that I think makes sense, but I…

One of the top attributes of Couchbase Server is its simplicity when it comes to deploying and managing a cluster. Changing the topology of a cluster can be done simply within couchbase through a…

I started the implementation of libcouchbase almost year ago out of my personal need to test the inner workings of Couchbase. Since I work in “core” of Couchase I needed an easy way to…

Early this morning, Couchbase 2.0 was officially released. The release is a big step forward for the Couchbase open source project and, in my opinion, has the potential to shake up the NoSQL landscape.…

We use an incremental release model on the documentation here at Couchbase. What that means is that we change and update the material on a nearly daily basis, including the main server manuals, SDK guides…

I wanted to give a shout out for the Cleveland Java Users Group for hosting me and organizing a meetup despite very little notice. The healthy interaction in the group seems reflective of the sentiment…