Tag: JSON schema
Top Ten Reasons to Love Couchbase Capella
If you are new to Capella, it is our cloud database platform that serves the needs of modern applications. How does it do this? At its core is a multimodel and distributed document database that is designed for high-speed performance...
Mobile Developers: Is REST Keeping You Up At Night?
REpresentational State Transfer, commonly known as “REST”, describes a standard for programmatic communication with backend data services over the web. A REST API is a programming interface that uses HTTP requests to POST (create), GET (read), PUT (update), and DELETE...
Explore your Couchbase Buckets with Azimutt
Azimutt is a Next-Gen ERD that allows you to Design, Explore, Document and Analyze your database. What is an ERD, you ask? ERD stands for Entity Relationship Diagram. Because, yes, you can have (virtual) entity relationships in a document database....
Building Modern Applications with JSON and SQL – Webinar
Over the past decade, there has been a major shift in how applications are conceived, designed, built and deployed. They look and behave completely differently than traditional ERP or CRM systems. We recently held a webinar highlighting how Couchbase is...
Validate JSON Documents in Python using Pydantic
One of the main attractions of document databases is the flexibility of the document structure or schema. For the most part, the flexibility in the document schema is beneficial. However, there might be some situations where having some structure to...
SQL to NoSQL – 7 Metrics to Compare Query Language
Organizations who want to take advantage of the many benefits of NoSQL document databases, often find that they have two challenges: How to convert their RDBMS schemas to leverage the schema-less document model. Learn a new API/Query to access the...
Auto-Schema Discovery
So you downloaded the new 4.5 Release of Couchbase and now you are ready to get started. If you are a Developer or even a DBA you will definitely enjoy some of the major new features rolled into 4.5. So...