Tag: GSI
How to Use Global Secondary Index Partitioning for More Than Partitions
Learn how Global Secondary Index (GSI) partitions are useful for a variety of index management scenarios and use cases, including CQRS and more.
FTS Flex Index vs GSI Indexes in Couchbase Server 6.6
In this article, we will touch on some practical examples starting with N1QL queries using GSI Indexes and simulate a dataset that over time grows not just with document size, but the actual document structure growing as well. Couchbase Server makes flexible...
Index Advisor Service for N1QL (June refresh)
This is our June drop for Index Advisor service for N1QL after fixing some of the bugs that were found after our last refresh in May. We plan to keep improvising the Index Advisor service(What is it?). The fixes in...
Using Eviction Effectively to Manage Memory in Couchbase GSI
Learn to tune the memory used by the storage subsystem for GSI by setting eviction configuration parameters.
Couchbase 6.5 – RMS for Indexing Service
Couchbase 6.5 release includes an extensive list of Enterprise Grade Database Query capability that allows customers to expand the adoption of NoSQL database into traditional database applications. The release has added transactional capability, Analytical Window functions, user defined JS functions,...
New Features in Index Service in Couchbase Server 5.5
New features in Index Service in Couchbase Server 5.5. Check out Partitioned Indexes, ALTER INDEX, Aggregate pushdowns, a revamped console & new statistics
Database Indexing Best Practices
What is database indexing? Couchbase is here to with examples of database index best practices for delivering a high-quality customer experience.
How to transition from Equivalent Indexes to Index Replicas?
Moving to Index Replicas from Equivalent Indexes is easy and leads to an efficient system and also makes index manageability a breeze.
Diving into Couchbase Index Replicas
Index Replicas in Couchbase provide benefits, including high availability and load-balanced querying, simplified index management and improved performance.
Using the New Plasma Storage Engine for Couchbase Indexes
Plasma is a highly scalable and performant key-value storage engine for Couchbase Indexes that makes executing N1QL queries blazingly fast. Download now.
New to Couchbase Server 5.0: GSI replicas and rebalancing
Couchbase Server 4.0 introduced Global Secondary Indexes (GSI) to support the N1QL query engine. Now, with Couchbase Server 5.0 (as of the April developer build), we have added the ability to automatically replicate and rebalance these indexes. At first, GSIs...
Deferring Index Creation
Defer the creation of the indexes if you need to create multiple indexes at one time. When you are ready you tell the cluster to build those indexes.
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