Tag: couchbase
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
The N1QL Query Language Now Has a Per-Request Memory Quota
Unlike other services, the N1QL query language so far hasn’t had the option to adjust its memory footprint. Until now. With the release of Couchbase Server 7.0, the N1QL Query Service now includes a per-request memory quota. Background The principal...
Marco Greco, Principal Software Engineer September 8, 2021
How to Migrate to Scopes & Collections in Couchbase 7.0
Whether you’re new to Couchbase or a seasoned vet, you’ve likely heard about Scopes and Collections. If you’re ready to try them out for yourself, this article helps you make it happen. Scopes and Collections are a new feature introduced...
Shivani Gupta September 3, 2021
Modernize Now: Why You Should Join Us for Couchbase ConnectONLINE 2021
The need to build and deploy modern applications has never been more pressing. As a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, enterprises have accelerated their digital transformation initiatives – seizing opportunities to better support customers, partners and employees with dynamic applications...
John Kreisa, CMO August 24, 2021
How to Get Started with the Node.js SDK for Couchbase
In just a few lines of code you can start using Couchbase with Node.js to build your next JavaScript application. This hello world tutorial walks you through the basic first steps of using the Node.js SDK with the latest features...
Tyler Mitchell August 23, 2021
How (and Why) to Use Couchbase as an XML Database
Couchbase and XML – no problem! I’ve heard it said dozens of times: “Hey, Couchbase is great but I use XML.” I recognize that countering with, “Couchbase can be your XML database” is pretty bold, especially for a JSON-oriented document...
Jon Strabala, Principal Product Manager, Couchbase July 23, 2021
Couchbase Goes Public: Making Tomorrow Better Than Today
Today Couchbase has entered its next chapter as a publicly traded company as we officially began trading on the Nasdaq under the ticker symbol “BASE.” This is a significant milestone for our company – one that reflects Team Couchbase’s hard...
Matt Cain, President & CEO July 22, 2021
Using the Java SDK for Couchbase: The Basics of Get & Upsert
Using Java with Couchbase doesn’t have to be hard, even for a new developer. In this quickstart tutorial, we’re going to walk through the basics of creating and fetching JSON documents in Couchbase using the Java SDK. With minimalist code...
Tyler Mitchell July 20, 2021
How to Use Global Secondary Index Partitioning for More Than Partitions
As a field engineer, I work with customers and often see them using Couchbase features with a “thinking-out-of-the-box” approach. One such feature that I see being used more creatively is Global Secondary Index (GSI) partitions. Let’s first discuss GSI and...
James Powenski, Couchbase Senior Solutions Engineer June 17, 2021
Couchbase Cloud New Features Now Available: Public API, Improved Import
We are pleased to announce the release of Couchbase Cloud version 1.6, which introduces features that streamline account administration, enhance data migration and simplify how you work with Couchbase Cloud. In this post I’ll provide a general overview of the...
Mark Gamble, Dir Product & Solutions Mktg, Couchbase June 15, 2021
How to Take Python Input in Couchbase
Writing software is never easy. Writing software that appeals to users requires interacting with them. So do you get relevant data that you can put to use on behalf of users? Python – the most-wanted language for building software according...
Tyler Mitchell June 2, 2021
2021 IT Resolutions
Any set of New Year’s resolutions should resolve to actually try and keep the resolutions. January 19th is known as “Quitter’s Day” because it takes at least 21 days to form a habit, and most people don’t make it past...
Ravi Mayuram, CTO and SVP, Products & Engineering February 9, 2021