Tag: testing
New To Capella Free Tier? 10 Things For You To Know
The wait for a Capella perpetual free tier is over! Now the Couchbase DBaaS is available to all: students, hobbyists, startups, and enterprises alike. For those brand new to the Couchbase ecosystem, here are 10 resources you should check out...
How to Build Real World Web Applications with Couchbase
One great benefit of open-source projects lies in their ability to encourage a diverse and collaborative learning environment. They allow developers from different backgrounds to compare and contrast methodologies, and most importantly, learn from each other. One such open-source initiative,...
Build A Python Microservice With Couchbase – Part 3
Recap In the previous two installments of this series, we discussed the drivers behind creating microservices. We also looked at why Couchbase is the perfect datastore to use with such an architecture. We also looked at three variants of a...
Testing ANSI JOINs
Overview The main purpose of this article is to show how Couchbase ANSI JOINs are tested. In Couchbase version 5.5, you can now execute joins using the ANSI standard syntax. This addition to joins makes them much more flexible, but...
Test Couchbase Sync Gateway REST API interface using Postman
The Couchbase Sync Gateway is one of the core components of the Couchbase Mobile stack. At a high level, it is responsible for securely routing and syncing data between web and mobile clients and Couchbase server. It supports a REST...
Profiling and Monitoring in Couchbase Server 5.0 Preview (Update)
Profiling and monitoring for N1QL are a big part of the Couchbase Server 5.0 release (now available for download). Note: this is an updated repost of Profiling and Monitoring in Couchbase Server 5.0 Preview (Update). Query Workbench Once again, I’ll...
Profiling and Monitoring in Couchbase Server 5.0 Preview (Update)
In March’s developer build, there are some more updates for N1QL query monitoring and profiling. Go download the March 5.0.0 developer release of Couchbase Server today. Make sure to click the “Developer” tab to get the developer build (DB), and...
Visual Studio Live Unit Testing: New to Visual Studio 2017
Visual Studio 2017 was just officially released. It comes with a lot of new, great stuff, but one of my favorite new features is built-in Visual Studio Live Unit Testing (available in Visual Studio 2017 Enterprise, not yet available for...
Integration Tests and your Couchbase Application
Proper integration tests require a complete setup of your infrastructure. And this can be a litle hard to put in place sometimes, especially when you need to support your developer lapop, your CI node, or any other machine where you...
Testing Spring Data Couchbase Applications with TestContainers
In a previous series of blog posts I explained how to use TestContainers for your Java Junit tests. Some of the issues we did not address were about how to test N1QL, create your own buckets, index etc… This post...
Configure the Official Couchbase Docker Image at Test Runtime with TestContainers
In the previous blog posts I explained how to use Docker containers running Couchbase during your tests. Both post had this requirements that you had to build your own Couchbase Docker image with the cluster and data already configured. In...
Create Couchbase Docker Images on the Fly with TestContainers
Yesterday I wrote about how to do unit and integration tests with Couchbase and TestContainers. One of the prerequisite for those tests was to have an image already built. Turns out you don’t have too. You can use TestContainers to...