Tag: N1QL
Partner Blog: Couchbase 4.5 – Native BI Support
Earlier this week, Couchbase launched the latest version of its flagship NoSQL database, 4.5, with powerful additions to N1QL, faster queries and indexing, role based security and a range of other features. At Cloud9 Charts, we are pleased to add...
The Couchbase Team
July 1, 2016
Partner Blog from Simba: Usability and Performance Advances in Couchbase Server 4.5
This week Couchbase launched the latest version of Couchbase Server, a distributed, document-oriented NoSQL database with an emphasis on performance, scalability and availability. Version 4.5 brings a number of significant advances to querying, performance tuning, and manageability. As a technology...
Alex Popov, Sr. Marketing Manager, Simba Technologies
June 22, 2016
New to Couchbase 4.5: AtPlus
What I’m learning about Couchbase is that while it aims to provide sensible defaults, it also provides options to make trade-offs. The trade-off I’m going to focus on in this blog post is Scan Consistency for N1QL queries. Couchbase 4.5...
Matthew Groves
June 21, 2016
Query Workbench – New to Couchbase 4.5
The Query Workbench is an indispensable tool for developers who are working with Couchbase Server, especially those working with N1QL. Sure the cbq command line tool is helpful, but the Query Workbench has a nice UI and also shows off...
Matthew Groves
June 17, 2016
High Performance NOSQL Query Consistency with Couchbase 4.5
High Performance Consistency When using Couchbase as your system of record we provide a best in class indexing experience using our global secondary indexes and workload isolation through dedicated indexing nodes. We’ve improved that experience even further in Couchbase 4.5...
Todd Greenstein
May 10, 2016
Couchbase with Windows and .NET – Part 2
Couchbase with Windows and .NET – Part 2 – Lingo This blog post is part 2 of a series. Part 1 covered how to install and setup Couchbase on Windows. In part 1 – Setup, I showed the very basics...
Matthew Groves
May 9, 2016
Released: Linq2Couchbase v1.1.0 the official Linq provider for Couchbase N1QL!
Released: Linq2Couchbase v1.1.0 the official Linq provider for Couchbase N1QL! Earlier this week we released v1.1.0 (specifically v1.1.0.2) of Linq2Couchbase, the official Linq Provider for Couchbase Server and N1QL! This release includes new and experimental features as well as bug...
Jeff Morris, Senior Software Engineer, Couchbase
April 21, 2016
Create a Zeppelin Interpreter for Couchbase
I have started playing with Zeppelin recently. It's a great web-based notebook that enables real-time analytics. It supports a variety of backends through the concept of interpreters. Zeppelin Interpreter is the plug-in which enable zeppelin user to use a specific...
Laurent Doguin, Developer Advocate, Couchbase
March 23, 2016
Visual Studio Code, the Integrated SQL Editor and N1QL Query Execution
Couchbase Server 4.5 and GO_CBQ With Couchbase Server 4.5, we are providing a new enhanced commandline query execution tool called “go_cbq”. The new binary comes with capabilities for scripting support, connection management and more. I have been using go_cbq for...
Cihan Biyikoglu, Director of Product Management, Couchbase
March 20, 2016
Prepared Statements – by the Numbers!
Always be Prepared…. In our last discussion on prepared statements in couchbase we talked about the performance gains that are possible using prepared statements. I thought I’d post a “sequel” with a few real world examples and numbers using the...
Todd Greenstein
February 4, 2016
Prepare for This!
Get Prepared…. One of the more impressive aspects of using N1QL is the ability to use prepared statements. What are prepared statements? Why use them? What’s the big deal? Consider the following example from the travel-sample bucket and dataset that are bundled...
Todd Greenstein
February 4, 2016
Moving SQL database content to Couchbase
Since the GA release of N1QL, we get a lot of questions about moving content from a SQL database to Couchbase. There are many different ways to do so. Today, I have chosen what is probably the simplest. I will...
Laurent Doguin, Developer Advocate, Couchbase
January 25, 2016