Tag: RBAC
Using Role-Based Access Control in N1QL
In Couchbase 4.5, data was secured bucket by bucket. Each bucket had a password, and in order to access a bucket through a N1QL query, the user had to include the bucket password with the query. Passwordless buckets were possible,...
Johan Larson
October 23, 2017
Gear up with N1QL to the era of Engagement Databases
Couchbase Engagement Database Platform Woo-Hoo!!! Have you heard of Engagement Databases? I am sure, “No”, not until Couchbase announced it with 5.0 release. In today’s digital economy, success of a business is dependent on its ability to leverage successful digital...
Prasad Varakur, Principal Product Manager, Couchbase
September 21, 2017
Authentication and Authorization with RBAC in .NET
Authentication and authorization are vastly improved in Couchbase Server 5.0. We’ve been blogging about the new RBAC features in the developer preview for a while. Authentication and Authorization with RBAC – introduction / part 1 Authentication and Authorization with RBAC...
Matthew Groves
May 31, 2017
Improved SDK Authentication Methods – Couchbase 5.0
Couchbase Server 5.0 delivers some great new authentication features that require some minor changes to your client connection code. The specific changes to the SDK are outlined in this post and also refer to changes made in the pre-release April Developer Build as...
Tyler Mitchell
May 1, 2017
Authorization & Authentication with RBAC (Part 2)
Authorization and authentication are important to Couchbase. In March, I blogged about some of the new Role Based Access Control (RBAC) that we are showing in the Couchbase Server 5.0 Developer Builds. This month, I’d like to go into a...
Matthew Groves
April 24, 2017
Authentication and Authorization with RBAC
In March’s developer build, you can start to see some major changes to authentication and authorization within Role Based Access Control (RBAC) coming to Couchbase Server. These changes are a work in progress: the developer build is essentially a nightly...
Matthew Groves
March 17, 2017