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by Perry Krug
Couchbase Server 2.0 combines the power of CouchDB with the elasticity and performance of Membase Server to create the next generation of clustered NoSQL solutions. Membase Server, with its integrated memcached caching technology, provides technology enabling dynamic cluster elasticity and sustained low-latency, high-throughput data operations. CouchDB adds indexing and querying capabilities with its incremental MapReduce views, as well as its proven append-only storage format for highly reliable data persistance. This session will show a hand-on tour of the product and explain the underlying architecture.
by Alan McKean
by Alan McKean
In this session, we'll walk through the process of growing an idea into a functional application quickly. Learn the basics of getting started with building fully featured applications with Couchbase.
This session covers how to build quality MapReduce functions in practice. Using examples that leverage complex keys, groupings, you'll see this in both JavaScript with common-js modules and how to use alternate view engines.
Couchbase is schemaless, but knowing a bit about what you want in and from a document will make a world of difference when writing your MapReduce queries, designing your application, and planning for your permissions architecture. We'll dig into the beautiful freedom that comes with a schemaless database, and how to bring order to the chaos with a little pre-planning, some map/reduce view tricks, and the occasional documentation validation function.
by Alan McKean
by Perry Krug
A presentation and discussion on the various aspects of deploying, testing, operating and maintaining Couchbase in a clustered environment while serving the real-time requests of an interactive software application with very stringent uptime requirements. Topics to include deployment architectures and considerations, monitoring, scaling out, backup/restore and failure scenarios.
by Marty Schoch
This talk will introduce developer to Couchbase Mobile on the Android platform. The following topics will be covered: adding Couchbase Mobile to your Android project; brief overview of using Ektorp on Android to interact with Couchbase; demonstration of native Android application such as GrocerySync; discuss some challenges using Couchbase on Android; Q&A.
by Bradley Holt
In this talk we'll see how to build CouchApps using CouchDB, Javascript, and HTML5. We'll look at related tools such as the couchapp command ine tool, the Evently jQuery plugin, the CouchDB API jQuery plugin, the CouchApp Loader, Pathbinder, and the Mustache templating framework.