Tag: RBAC
Intro to Collections – Dev Preview in Couchbase Server 6.5
Introducing collections! Role-based access control now applies to logical data containers at the cluster, bucket, scope and collection.
Secure Your NoSQL Data with Couchbase Role-Based Access Control
Learn how to define an access control configuration in Couchbase Server to protect your cluster, buckets, and data from being accessed without permission.
Using Role-Based Access Control in N1QL
Walk through the main functionality of role-based access control (RBAC) in Couchbase. These exercises will let you try out the new features for yourself.
Gear up with N1QL to the era of Engagement Databases
This article talks about many rich N1QL feature and performance enhancements in the Couchbase Server 5.0 Engagement Database Platform.
Authentication and Authorization with RBAC in .NET
Examples of using the Couchbase .NET SDK with the new authentication and authorization features of Couchbase Server 5.0
Improved SDK Authentication Methods – Couchbase 5.0
Couchbase 5.0 delivers new authentication security features that require minor changes to your client connection code. This post tells you how to do it!
Authorization & Authentication with RBAC (Part 2)
Authentication and authorization are important to Couchbase. I'd like to go into more detail now that the April Couchbase 5.0 Developer Build is available.
Authentication and Authorization with RBAC
In March's developer build, you can start to see some major changes to authentication and authorization within RBAC coming to Couchbase Server.
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