This blog will show how to create stateful containers in Kubernetes using Amazon EBS. Couchbase Server is a stateful container. This means that state of the container needs to be carried with it. In Kubernetes, the smallest atomic unit of running...

This blog is part of a multi-part blog series that shows how to run your applications on Kubernetes. It will use the Couchbase, an open source NoSQL distributed document database, as the  Docker container. Part 1 explained how to start Kubernetes cluster using Vagrant...

Couchbase Server comes in 3 main editions – Open Source Edition, Community Edition and Enterprise Edition. Find out how each edition is distinct.

Couchbase 4.5 Beta is now available, download! This release has three main themes: Here is the list of features that you can now play with: Faster Sub Document API Memory-Optimized Global Indexes Array Indexing Faster Read-Your-Own-Write Consistency with N1QL Queries...

This blog focuses on a contest asking developers to build an application using Couchbase 4.5 Beta. One lucky winner will be awarded a $500 amazon gift card.

The blog explains how to create and scale a Couchbase Cluster using full armor of Docker – Docker Machine, Docker Swarm and Docker Compose.

Couchbase Server can be easily downloaded and installed on your local machine. However a common way to run it is on Amazon. This blog will explain how you can run Couchbase on Amazon. Couchbase Server can be easily launched on Amazon Web...

Cross Datacenter Replication (XDCR) in Couchbase provides an easy way to replicate data from one cluster to another. The clusters are typically set in geographically diverse data centers. This enables for disaster recovery or to bring data closer to users for faster...

There are multiple ways to monitor Docker containers. This blog will explain a few simple and easy to use options: docker stats command Docker Remote API cAdvisor Prometheus InfluxDB Docker Universal Control Plane Lets take a look at each one of them....