Category: XDCR
Setting Up Cross-VPC XDCR Between Amazon EKS Clusters
In modern distributed systems, the ability to replicate data between separate environments is crucial for ensuring high availability, disaster recovery, and performance optimization. Couchbase’s XDCR (Cross Data Center Replication) feature allows seamless replication of data between clusters, enabling robust data...
How To Migrate From Couchbase Server to Couchbase Capella
Steps to migrate self-managed Couchbase Server clusters to Couchbase Capella™ Database-as-a-Service (DBaaS) Couchbase Capella is the easiest and fastest way to begin with Couchbase. This fully managed Database-as-a-Service eliminates your database management efforts and reduces costs while delivering flexibility across...
High Availability Architecture: Requirements & Best Practices
What is high availability in cloud computing? High availability (HA) in cloud computing means ensuring that services and applications are always up and running, even if something goes wrong. It involves having backup systems, automatically switching to those backups if...
Understanding How Transactions Work in Cross Data Center Replications (XDCR)
Couchbase offers an impressive array of powerful tools and features within its platform services. Notably, Cross Data Centre Replication ensures seamless data replication across various geographies, while ACID transactions robustly support transaction workloads, enhancing both reliability and efficiency. Many customers...
Disaster Recovery with Couchbase Mobile – Sync Gateway and Cross Data Center Replication
Planning for Disaster Recovery (DR) and Business Continuity (BC) is vital for any modern application, and that applies equally to any application with a mobile or edge computing component. Service outages or downtime can cause serious impacts to a business...
Data Replication: Advantages & Disadvantages
Data replication (storing redundant copies of data in multiple locations) is crucial when it comes to maintaining high availability, improving the performance of your systems, and ensuring business operations run smoothly in the event of disaster. However, it does come...
Customer Spotlight: 3 Ways Organizations Build Modern Apps with Couchbase and Capella DBaaS
At Couchbase, we equip our customers with a cloud database platform that delivers fast, reliable, and always-on premium experiences for their users and customers. We believe modern customer experiences need a database platform that can keep up with a continuously...
Guide to Cloud Data Replication
Traditional data replication required managing a lot of moving parts in your application. Modern data replication takes it to the cloud, where backend systems do most of the heavy lifting. But cloud data replication is more than just synchronizing data...
Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery Strategies
In this post, we review some important considerations for planning for business continuity (BC) and disaster recovery (DR). Business continuity needs careful consideration when using Couchbase as a core business service. Today’s focus is on the application layer and the...
Simplify Schema Migration On Cloud-Native Couchbase Deployments
The Couchbase Autonomous Operator is a Kubernetes operator that provides cloud-native integration with open source Kubernetes and Red Hat Openshift. It allows a user to use Kubernetes’ declarative functionality to define what the Couchbase Server Cluster will be and manage...
Combine Clusters to Achieve High Availability
Whether on-premises or on the public cloud, Couchbase customers have a distinct set of needs: ACID transactions, high durable writes, high availability and high performance. Couchbase’s architecture helps meet these needs while also reducing pain for DevOps and DBAs (perhaps...
Why Uplevel From MongoDB™
Today’s applications need to deliver a great experience to users anywhere, all the time. For business-critical applications, there is no downtime, they must support customers 24/7, 365. Applications are being architected to run on micro-services and to be developed in...