Category: Couchbase Server

Moving from Oracle to Couchbase

Moving from Oracle to Couchbase

Oracle was the first database I developed with, so I know that thinking about switching to something like NoSQL and leaving behind the relational model can seem like a scary thing. The thing is, it really wasn’t scary when I...

Couchbase with Azure ARM Templates

Couchbase with Azure ARM Templates

This blog post describes how to set up your own Couchbase Cluster using Azure Resource Manager templates, aka ARM templates. Prerequisites: If you would like to try this you will need a few things: Azure Subscription, sign-up here for a...

Create an AngularJS Web Application that Sync’s with Couchbase using PouchDB

Create an AngularJS Web Application that Sync’s with Couchbase using PouchDB

Not too long ago I created a tutorial demonstrating how to sync between a web application and Couchbase Server using nothing more than client facing technologies like AngularJS, HTML, and CSS.  This was all made possible with the JavaScript library...

Couchbase and Apache CouchDB compared

Couchbase and Apache CouchDB compared

Despite similar names, Couchbase Server and Apache CouchDB are quite different systems.             Here’s a quick overview of how they differ and what they have in common. We're comparing Couchbase 4.1 and Apache CouchDB 1.6...

Test the Latest Couchbase Features with a Docker Image

Test the Latest Couchbase Features with a Docker Image

We’re lucky to have a smart and active team of developers at Couchbase and they often come up with new things for us try out! If you follow this blog you might have seen we published a developer preview for...

Exploring Couchbase and N1QL through Touchbase using Node.js and Angular.js – Part 4: Image Uploads with Multer and base64 encoding

Exploring Couchbase and N1QL through Touchbase using Node.js and Angular.js – Part 4: Image Uploads with Multer and base64 encoding

Part 4: Picture Upload So far, Part 0 and Part 1 cover the data model and user document used in the application followed by Part 2 where we verify accounts through email using Nodemailer and Sendgrid. We then had part...

Pranav Mayuram January 8, 2016
Continuous Deployment with Jenkins & .NET

Continuous Deployment with Jenkins & .NET

This is the first blog post of two about Jenkins and Couchbase. This first post is a general introduction to Continuous Deployment: you’re going to learn to use Jenkins to deploy a .NET application automatically. The second blog post will...

Couchbasics: How Functional and Performance Needs Determine Data Access in Couchbase

Couchbasics: How Functional and Performance Needs Determine Data Access in Couchbase

There are multiple ways of getting data in and out of Couchbase. Notice that I did not say querying, I said in and out…on purpose. Not all ways of getting data in and out of Couchbase are querying like in...

Hashing Passwords Stored in Couchbase Server with Node.js

Hashing Passwords Stored in Couchbase Server with Node.js

Why You Should Hash All passwords should be hashed before entering a database because you have to consider the scenario where some malicious user attempts to gain entry into your data. Passwords are sensitive pieces of information that you don’t...

Couchbase on Jelastic

Couchbase on Jelastic

I recently started playing around with Jelastic. They provide Platform-as-Infrastructure. It's a PaaS + IaaS platform. They recently released a new version named Joker (for Jelastic + Docker). And one of their particularities is to offer easy horizontal AND vertical...

Star Wars, NoSQL, and Open Source – A New Hope!

Star Wars, NoSQL, and Open Source – A New Hope!

A long time ago in a developer galaxy far far away … Want to get started with NoSQL? What is NoSQL? Get Started with NoSQL Download Couchbase Server 4.1 What’s New in Couchbase Server 4.1 Couchbase Server documentation May #OpenSource,...

Getting Started with the SIMBA Couchbase ODBC Driver

Getting Started with the SIMBA Couchbase ODBC Driver

Getting Started with the SIMBA Couchbase ODBC Driver ODBC has been around since the early 1990’s as a standard API to access various data sources, traditionally against structured data sources like relational databases.  SIMBA Technologies recently released an ODBC Driver...

Tim Wong December 17, 2015