Category: Couchbase Architecture
Auto-FailOver Features in Couchbase Server 5.5
Couchbase further improves high availability for mission-critical deployments and reduces operator intervention. Couchbase enhances the detection of common disk failures and automatically fails over the node with bad disks saving operators time and energy. It also handles multiple server failures...
IPv6 Galore With Couchbase
Every single device on the internet, whether it be a laptop computer, cell phone, camera, or even your TV has an IP address. The total number of Internet Protocol version 4 (IPv4) addresses is over 4 billion, which is far...
Why Kubernetes Operators are a game changer
The whole web developer community is excited about Kubernetes (K8s). No wonder it is the hottest topic at the conferences and developer events that I have been to the last year. It is not just a tool for managing containers, in...
Document Conflicts and Automatic Conflict Resolution in Couchbase Mobile 2.0
Document conflicts can occur in distributed environments that support data synchronization, wherein a document can be updated concurrently by one or more writers. This is especially common in mobile environments where unreliable network connections may result in concurrent changes from multiple...
Configuring Analytics in Couchbase Server 5.5
Couchbase Analytics Developer Preview 4 brought the ability to manage Analytics nodes from the Couchbase Server administration console. With the release of Couchbase Server 5.5, we’ve unified the installation experience as well. To illustrate the seamless installation, I’ll take you...
Introducing Couchbase Eventing Service
It gives us immense pleasure in announcing the launch of Couchbase Eventing Service as part of the Couchbase Data Platform 5.5. This new offering brings compute closer to data and lets customers process changes (create/ update/ delete/ expiry) to data...
Store more for less using data compression in Couchbase Server 5.5
With the launch of Couchbase Server 5.5, we have introduced end-to-end compression which allows data to remain compressed through: client to cache, to disk storage, to replication of data across data centers. Since most of our customer data is in JSON text...
Announcing Couchbase Server 5.5 – Developer Build
Announcing Couchbase Server 5.5 Developer Build It is my pleasure to share this early preview of Couchbase Server 5.5 features – there are some very exciting improvements coming and this Developer Build (DB) highlights several of them. There are many...
Tuning your replication stream for most optimal performance
XDCR is a high performance asynchronous data replication system used primarily to replicate data between your Couchbase clusters deployed in different data centers. Several Fortune 500 enterprises rely on XDCR for their mission-critical applications. High availability, disaster recovery and data...
High Throughput and Low Latency Master Slave Replication
There are different kinds of data replication models, mainly master-slave (Couchbase, MongoDB, Espresso), master-master (BDR for PostgreSQL, GoldenGate for Oracle) and masterless (Dynamo, Cassandra). This article only discusses the master-slave replication in Key-Value (KV) stores. In master-slave replication model, there...