Tag: N1QL
The Fastest Way to Identify PII Stored in your Database: A Simple Example Using N1QL, Nodejs and Docker
A frequent request from customers is a way to identify PII within their databases. I thought I’d show a brief example how this can be done. User Story: “I want to identify unencrypted credit card numbers and social security numbers...
Todd Greenstein
June 1, 2017
Sample Application with Spring and Angular: GitTalent
One of the first big projects I was involved in after I started at Couchbase last year was helping to create a sample application that would be demonstrated at Couchbase Connect. Sample application It was an enormous team effort to...
Matthew Groves
May 3, 2017
Document-Oriented Database and N1QL
Michael K. Aboagye works as an application security engineer and web pentester with good knowledge in Linux, Git, PHP, Java, RDMS and Nosql database development. He likes to dabble in devops also. Document-Oriented Database and N1QL For this article, I will share...
Laura Czajkowski, Developer Community Manager, Couchbase
April 5, 2017
N1QL: A Practical Guide
N1QL is designed to help developers easily develop applications to solve real-world problems. Technically, N1QL is designed to give developers and enterprises an expressive, powerful, and complete language for querying, transforming, and manipulating JSON data. N1QL takes inspiration from SQL...
Keshav Murthy
March 17, 2017
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...
Matthew Groves
March 16, 2017
Using Couchbase Full Text Search Service in Java
Full-text based search is a feature that allows users to search based on texts and keywords, and is very popular among users and the developer community. So it’s a no-brainer that there are lots of APIs and frameworks that offer...
Laura Czajkowski, Developer Community Manager, Couchbase
March 1, 2017
New Profiling and Monitoring in Couchbase Server 5.0 Preview
N1QL query monitoring and profiling updates are just some of goodness you can find in February’s developer preview release of Couchbase Server 5.0.0. Go download the February 5.0.0 developer release of Couchbase Server today, click the “Developer” tab, and check...
Matthew Groves
February 20, 2017
Introducing Couchbase .NET 2.4.0 – .NET Core GA
This release is the official GA release for .NET Core support for the Couchbase .NET SDK! .NET Core is the latest incarnation of the .NET framework and its described as “.NET Core is a blazing fast, lightweight and modular platform for...
Jeff Morris, Senior Software Engineer, Couchbase
February 16, 2017
Announcing Couchbase Server 4.6 – What’s New and Improved
Couchbase delivers the Couchbase Data Platform that powers Web, Mobile, and IoT applications for digital businesses. With our newest release, Couchbase Server 4.6 provides the availability, scalability, performance, and security that enterprises require for their mission-critical applications. What’s New and...
Anil Kumar, Director Product Management, Couchbase Cloud-Native Database
February 16, 2017
Using Couchbase JDBC with Tibco BusinessWorks
Couchbase JDBC and Tibco ActiveMatrix Business Works 6.3 Summary Establish rapid application workflows with Tibco ActiveMatrix Business Works by using Couchbase Server third-party drivers provided by SimbaTechnologies and CData. Table of Contents Third Party Tools Query Data Integration Tibco Business Works Setup...
Austin Gonyou, Solutions Engineer, Couchbase
February 14, 2017
Couchbase Developer Release – Put some cURL in your N1QL
What is cURL? Ever heard of cURL? It’s a famous command line tool for sending/receiving data using URL syntax, says wikipedia here. Let’s start with an example related to Couchbase. The N1QL query service is available through a REST API....
Laurent Doguin, Developer Advocate, Couchbase
February 8, 2017
Moving from SQL Server to Couchbase Part 1: Data Modeling
In this series of blog posts, I’m going to lay out the considerations when moving to a document database when you have a relational background. Specifically, Microsoft SQL Server as compared to Couchbase Server. In three parts, I’m going to...
Matthew Groves
February 3, 2017