Tag: REST API
Programmatic Administration of Capella Deployments with the Capella Management API
We’re incredibly excited to present to you the new features of our Capella Management API. The new version of the API has been redesigned from the ground-up to be more RESTful, extensible, robust and secure. With an array of functionalities...
Istvan Orban
September 19, 2023
Mobile Developers: Is REST Keeping You Up At Night?
REpresentational State Transfer, commonly known as “REST”, describes a standard for programmatic communication with backend data services over the web. A REST API is a programming interface that uses HTTP requests to POST (create), GET (read), PUT (update), and DELETE...
Couchbase Product Marketing
July 12, 2023
Use Postman With Couchbase Capella Public API
Important Update: Please note that the V3 API will be deprecated soon and will no longer receive updates or support beyond its end-of-life date. To benefit from enhanced features and improved performance, we strongly recommend transitioning to our new V4...
Istvan Orban
April 21, 2023
Postman Collections for Sync Gateway Administration
Web-based clients can administer, monitor and interact with Couchbase Sync Gateway using a RESTful interface. With the Sync Gateway 3.0 release, database administration is done exclusively through the admin REST endpoint. Postman is an API test, development and documentation tool...
Priya Rajagopal, Director, Product Management
March 7, 2022
So Long, Manual Backup & Restore: Introducing the Couchbase Backup Service
Good news, DevOps: manual backups are now a thing of the past. The new Couchbase Backup Service automates once-manual backup and restore tasks to give DevOps and Operations teams time to focus on more important and engaging work while keeping...
James Powenski, Couchbase Senior Solutions Engineer
October 1, 2021
How to Add Full-Text Search Functionality to Your JavaScript App
It’s unavoidable: If you’re working with a document database, you’re eventually going to need to search for (and through) your JSON documents. In this tutorial, you’ll add the full-text search capabilities of Couchbase to the basic REST API built with...
Tyler Mitchell
September 20, 2021
How to Query JSON Data Using SQL++ for Node.js and Couchbase
Today’s the day your Node.js app learns “go fetch.” By following this basic tutorial, you’ll learn how to build a REST API for your Node.js app that sends SQL++ (aka N1QL) queries to retrieve data from Couchbase. This post continues...
Tyler Mitchell
September 15, 2021
How to Troubleshoot Your SDK Connection using SDK Doctor & Couchbase Alternate Addresses
It’s a common experience to run into network connection errors when you’re developing an application – particularly if you’re connecting from your local computer SDK to a remote cluster. Is your SDK not connected? You’re likely to run into situations...
David Elliott, Solutions Engineer
September 10, 2021
Build a REST-Based Application with Node.js, Express and Couchbase
If you’re new to Node.js, Couchbase or both, you’re about to level up your skills. Today I’ll show you how to build a minimal REST-based application for retrieving documents from Couchbase using Node.js and Express. This post continues my introductory...
Tyler Mitchell
September 6, 2021
Your Guide to User-Defined Functions in Couchbase Analytics
User-defined functions put you in the driver’s seat when it comes to querying and analyzing your data. In the Couchbase ecosystem, user-defined functions (UDFs) are reusable and parameterizable SQL++ queries that enable you to modularize queries and increase code reuse...
Idris Motiwala
August 26, 2021
The N1QL Query Language Now Supports Distributed ACID Transactions
Multi-document, distributed ACID transactions are now available in Couchbase as part of the N1QL query language. Couchbase introduced ACID transactions in its v6.5 release with the Couchbase SDKs, and this has now been extended to the Couchbase N1QL Query Service...
Binh Le
August 2, 2021
Powershell with the Couchbase REST API
PowerShell is a scripting environment / command line that comes with Windows and is also available for Linux and within Azure. Maybe you’ve used Postman or Fiddler to make HTTP requests. Those are great, but not necessarily the right tools...
Matthew Groves
September 14, 2017