NoSQL Whitepapers

Couchbase Capella™ is a modern distributed multi-model NoSQL Database-as-a-Service (DBaaS). This in-depth whitepaper details how its core architecture supports a flexible JSON data model and uses familiar relational and multi-model data access services to supply data to operational and analytic applications. You’ll learn how its deployment, management, development, connecting, operations, and security capabilities are architected to:

• Ensure high-performance operations
• Deliver easy scalability and always-on availability
• Provide data model and data access flexibility
• Support distributed cluster networks and mobility
• Provide incredible value and low TCO

The Capella Shared Responsibility Model document outlines which entity, Couchbase and/or the customer, is responsible for various aspects of security and management.

This ebook provides a guide to 10 common NoSQL use cases for modern applications seen in the market today, based on Couchbase’s expertise and conversations with customers and prospects over the past decade. NoSQL is enabling enterprises to increase business agility, achieve a faster time to market, and operate at a global scale while reducing costs.

An overview of databases with use cases specific to gaming. NoSQL databases are built from the ground up to be flexible, scalable, and capable of rapidly responding to the data management demands of modern businesses. This in-depth guide explains how NoSQL databases address common IT challenges and when it makes sense to choose NoSQL over relational.

NoSQL databases are built from the ground up to be flexible, scalable, and capable of rapidly responding to the data management demands of modern businesses. This in-depth guide explains how NoSQL databases address common IT challenges and when it makes sense to choose NoSQL over relational. You’ll learn:

• How customer experience is driving enterprise NoSQL solutions
• The differences and similarities between NoSQL and relational
• How NoSQL supports SQL developers with added flexibility
• 5 key technology trends where NoSQL outperforms relational
• Why NoSQL is a better fit for large-scale requirements

Evaluating operational databases for your applications or microservices? This ebook serves as a virtual checklist, walking you through the key considerations for a successful long-term commitment. In addition to comparing the pros and cons of NoSQL and relational databases, it covers the most important questions developers need to ask about:

• Setting up and configuring a database from deployment to data modeling
• Ease of development, including familiarity, industry standards, and documentation
• Production performance, high availability, and scalability
• Security and data protection

In this ebook, you’ll learn when and why it makes sense for developers to choose NoSQL over relational. Modern NoSQL databases incorporate multiple data access methods, make development easier and more robust, and are built to be fast, flexible, and optimized for cloud and mobile. We’ll cover how NoSQL can:

• Give you the familiarity of SQL with the flexibility of JSON
• Reduce denormalization to speed up data access
• Support ACID transactions for built-in data integrity
• Enable you to develop and evolve applications with agility
• Create offline-first mobile apps that sync automatically

Recent changes in consumer behavior are driving a new generation of highly personalized and localized applications. In this whitepaper, you’ll learn how to modernize your database in order to create extremely flexible apps that are more personalized based on user behavior, geographical location, and the specific mobile and IoT devices that users are on and around. The paper covers:

• 5 critical use cases for creating next-gen digital experiences
• 7 essential database requirements for powering truly modern applications
• Real-world case studies on industry leaders like Amadeus, Tommy Hilfiger, and Verizon

Today’s hybrid data infrastructures require innovative approaches to data replication. This whitepaper introduces you to Couchbase’s cross datacenter replication (XDCR) technology and walks you through a detailed overview of its architecture design and deployment flexibility. You’ll also learn why XDCR is ideal for hybrid deployment, cloud migration, and high availability.

This IDC whitepaper provides in-depth analysis of the benefits and ROI of Couchbase’s distributed NoSQL database. After analyzing seven organizations across six industries, IDC found that Couchbase customers experienced an average of $67,487 in benefits per year per Couchbase database, 274% ROI in 5 years, 19% faster new development cycles, and 40% faster response times.

This whitepaper explores how the popular NoSQL databases Couchbase and MongoDB™ differ in their approach to query. Among many key differences, you’ll learn that only Couchbase provides developers with the power and familiarity of SQL. And you’ll learn why only Couchbase offers strong support for ANSI join constructs and advanced query optimization.

Want a distributed caching solution that gives you more? This whitepaper lets you compare Couchbase Server, Redis, and Memcached across performance, manageability, and scalability. You’ll learn why many leading enterprises extend their Couchbase deployments to use cases beyond caching. And you’ll see how Couchbase stacks up against its top NoSQL database competitors in third-party benchmark testing.

Over the prior two years, most organizations redirected their digital transformation energies into reactive initiatives that addressed the unique demands of the pandemic. This report looks beyond that interruption to examine its long-term impacts, lessons learned, and what comes next for digital transformation.

The database you choose plays a key role in building successful mobile apps. If your app requires a connection to work, performance will be sluggish and spotty – and your customers will find a better experience elsewhere. Use this whitepaper to select the best mobile database for your needs based on 9 critical questions.

NoSQL databases such as Couchbase store documents in JSON format, making them a natural fit for Node.js developers. With JavaScript development integrated from front end to back end, devs are free to focus on their applications rather than the database that powers them.