Tag: Couchbase Web Console
Introducing Charts for Query & Analytics
Couchbase Web Console is a browser-based, interactive graphical user interface that supports the management of all services in Couchbase Server. It also includes the Query & Analytics Workbench that allows developers to interactively manipulate Couchbase data, explore the schema, and...
Binh Le
December 9, 2021
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 Build Indexes for Full-Text Search in Couchbase 7.0
Indexes are the underlying infrastructure that make full-text search possible. The new Scopes and Collections feature in Couchbase Server 7.0 makes full-text search in your applications more powerful than ever before. Powering those searches requires full-text indexes. This article provides...
Abhinav Dangeti, Software Engineer
September 24, 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
A tour of the new Couchbase Web Console (video)
Earlier this month, we introduced Developer Builds. In this video, I take you on a quick tour of the new Couchbase Web Console. This is a video version of the blog I wrote earlier about the new Couchbase Web Console....
Matthew Groves
January 25, 2017
A tour of the new Couchbase Web Console
Change is coming to the Couchbase Web Console that you know and love. But don’t worry, the old UI will still be available (for a while). In this blog post, I’m going to take you on a tour of the...
Matthew Groves
January 20, 2017