Category: Couchbase Server
Couchbase Server 3.1.0 Enterprise Edition – now available!
We’re happy to announce the release of Couchbase Server 3.1.0 Enterprise Edition. As many of you know, version 3.0 revamped the architecture to deliver new database capabilities and major enhancements in many other areas. Version 3.1.0 is the first minor release of...
Are you up for a N1QL challenge?
We are looking for some awesome developers to show the world what creative apps they can build using N1QL and Couchbase 4.0 beta. Need some infrastructure to run your app? Give Joyent a try. Joyent's Triton Elastic Container Service...
Advanced Object Modeling for High Write Rates with Logging and Event Data – Part 1
Introduction Couchbase is capable of very high write rates, can scale out fast and add nodes easily, but a poor object model can be a hindrance to these qualities. In some databases, if you have very high write rates, you...
Introducing Ruby SDK 2.0 Developer Preview with JRuby Support
Hi everyone, after long preparations, I pleased to announce preview on next generation API for ruby client. In general it just aligns ruby client with all other SDKs, where new document-oriented API had been released about a month ago. At...
Introducing the Couchbase PHP Library 1.0
A New World We are releasing Couchbase Server 1.8 today and with it a complete rewrite of our PHP SDK. This is all good news: We beefed up the internals significantly while keeping the API compatible with previous releases. Yay!...
Hello World with Couchbase and Ruby
For those of you who might have seen my other blog, my goal is to convey the fact that using Couchbase with any of the language client libraries is very straightforward. The client libraries handle the complexity of the connection...
Multiple Bucket Connections in Couchbase and Ruby
c = Couchbase.new(“http://localhost:8091/pools/default/buckets/my-bucket”) I believe it’s safe to say we are mostly all familiar with the above Ruby code. It establishes a connection from the Ruby SDK to a bucket of our choosing inside our Couchbase cluster. There are, of...
Ruby on Rails and Couchbase-Model for a Social Application!
Also using HAML, SASS, Bootstrap, And Twitter OmniAuth… Before we start – Here’s the GitHub code for this App… We recently had our 3rd Couchbase San Francisco conference which, by the way, was a great success and a fantastic day...
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