Learn how to execute distributed ACID transactions in Couchbase with familiar SQL syntax using the latest capabilities of the N1QL query language.
When you have strict data consistency requirements in your application there will be challenges faced by NoSQL and NewSQL databases with ACID Transactions.
Let’s look at how we address ACID guarantees in Couchbase – a distributed database that’s built on a shared-nothing architecture.
Couchbase transactions are an innovative union of ACID guarantees with scale, high-availability, performance and flexibility.
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Multi-document transactions are possible using the single-document ACID properties of Couchbase Server and some client-side code.
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