March 2013

March 27, 2013

Couchbase NoSQL @ Tunewiki : A billion documents and counting

TuneWiki now stores more than 1,000,000,000 documents for its service in Couchbase, proving once again the scalability and performance you get with Couchbase. Now that's a billion fewer things users need to worry about. Read this blog to learn more...

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March 22, 2013

Performance Oriented Architecture

"How should I access my data?" is often asked by developers as they contemplate a storage solution. To answer that question one first needs to understand the application under consideration. Who are the most important users, and which use cases need to be fast—that is, what actions does the user take a lot? What is the hot path?

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J. Chris Anderson   Comments   ShareThis
March 21, 2013

Secondary Indexes or Full-Text Search?

 

Applications get data from Couchbase Server in different ways - they can use basic key-value operations, secondary indexes (views) or full-text search. As a developer, how do you decide whether you should use secondary indexes or full-text search for your new app feature? This blog explains the differences between secondary indexes and full-text search indexes so that you know what you should use to access data in Couchbase based on the scenario you have at hand.

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March 21, 2013

Notice Anything Different?

Today we began using our new company logo and updated the look and feel of our website. You can do a quick comparison of the logo change below.  We hope you like it. 

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Bob Wiederhold   Comments   ShareThis
March 13, 2013

Couchbase Server 2.0.1 Enterprise Edition - now available!

We’re happy to announce the release of Couchbase Server 2.0.1 Enterprise Edition. As many of you may know, version 2.0 was a very big release with lots of great features and document database capabilities. Version 2.0.1 is the first maintenance release of the Couchbase Server 2.0 release line. 

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Dipti Borkar   Comments   ShareThis
March 6, 2013

.NET Couchbase Client Instrumentation with ASP.NET and Glimpse

The .NET Client Library provides detailed error information by way of its IOperationResult interface.  To find out why a store operation failed, use ExecuteStore instead of Store.

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John Zablocki   Comments   ShareThis
March 4, 2013

The Essential Couchbase APIs Cheat Sheet

As a developer, you might want to quickly check out the programming API’s in your favorite language and build your app.  While there is nothing that can replace reading all the API details in the Couchbase Server documentation, a refcard for the most commonly used programming languages can make your life a lot easier providing you with a quick list of the API’s when you need it.

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