Tag: Github
Testing Couchbase with GitHub Actions and CBSH
I have recently been working on an exciting project, a wasmCloud capability provider for Couchbase. We are building this in the open with the fine folks at Cosmonic. You can checkout the code in our repository. And early in every project...
Our Live Streaming Schedule for 2024
After all our September announcements, all the excitement, you thought we would go silent until the next one? Well we won’t, we have a new stream schedule coming your way. Tuesdays @ 10am ET: live coding with our DevRel team...
Elevating Remote Development: Couchbase VSCode Extension Now Supports GitHub Codespaces, Google Project IDX, And More
Welcome to a new era of remote development with Couchbase! We’re thrilled to announce a significant update to our Couchbase VSCode Extension. With our latest release, we’ve expanded our horizons to support GitHub Codespaces and various other remote development environments....
Learning on the Couch with FreeCodeCamp: Version Control – Git + GitHub
If you’d like to watch this blog live, here is a video of Nyah Macklin & Jessica Rose walking through the process of installing Git and setting up a GitHub account. Watch below or read on. In our last post,...
Prometheus Monitoring of Couchbase Mobile Kubernetes Cluster
UPDATE: Starting in v2.8, Sync Gateway includes built-in Prometheus exporter support. Stats are exported in Prometheus-compatible format through the metrics endpoint. This implies that there is no longer the need to have a separate exporter. Read the Couchbase Documentation for...
Documentation Contribution and Improvements
Documentation is undergoing some changes for the better at Couchbase. Matt Carabine and the documentation team have been working to improve the build process, backporting, and review. And, they have made it easier to contribute to documentation in the process....
Open Source, Community, and NoSQL
I’m passionate about two things in my professional life: open source philosophy and distributed databases. I embraced open source philosophy at Red Hat. It’s a monastery for open source monks. Today, I continue to respect and admire Red Hat. I...