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100 1 Ostrovsky, David,|eauthor.
245 10 Pro Couchbase server /|cDavid Ostrovsky, Yaniv Rodenski.
|h[O'Reilly electronic resource]
264 1 Berkeley, CA :|bApress,|c2014.
264 2 New York, NY :|bDistributed to the Book trade worldwide by
Springer
264 4 |c©2014
300 1 online resource (xviii, 310 pages) :|billustrations
336 text|btxt|2rdacontent
337 computer|bc|2rdamedia
338 online resource|bcr|2rdacarrier
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490 1 The expert's voice in databases
505 00 |gMachine generated contents note:|gpt. I|tGetting Started
--|gch. 1|tGetting Started with Couchbase Server --|tFrom
SQL to NoSQL --|tCAP Theorem --|tNoSQL and Couchbase
Server --|tCouchbase as Key-Value Store vs. Document
Database --|tCouchbase Server Architecture --|tData
Storage --|tInstalling Couchbase Server --|tSelecting a
Couchbase Server Edition --|tInstalling Couchbase on
Different Operating Systems --|tConfiguring Couchbase
Server --|tCreating a Bucket --|tSummary --|gch. 2
|tDesigning Document-Oriented Databases with Couchbase --
|tRanteR: The Anti-Social Network --|tMapping Application
Entities --|tUsing a Relational Database --|tUsing a
Document-Oriented Approach with Couchbase --|tDesigning
Keys --|tNatural Keys --|tCreating Your First Document --
|tCounters --|tUniversally Unique Identifiers (UUID) --
|tMetadata --|tDocument Versioning --|tVersioning
Considerations when Using the Couchbase SDKs --
|tVersioning Considerations in Couchbase Views --|tSummary
--|gpt. II|tDevelopment --|gch. 3|tCouchbase Client
Libraries --|tJava SDK --|tAdding the Java SDK Manually --
|tUsing Maven --|tUsing the CouchbaseClient Class --|tNET
SDK --|tManually Referencing the Assemblies --|tUsing
NuGet Package Manager --|tUsing the CouchbaseClient Class
--|tC SDK --|tLinux --|tWindows --|tMac OS X --|tUsing
libcouchbase --|tNode.js SDK --|tPHP SDK --|tLinux --
|tWindows --|tMac OS X --|tUsing the PHP SDK --|tPython
SDK --|tLinux --|tWindows --|tUsing the Python SDK --
|tRuby SDK --|tSimple Ruby Script --|tBuilding a Rails
Application --|tInside the Couchbase Client Libraries --
|tThread Safety --|tCouchbase Client Initialization --
|tPerforming Operations Using the Couchbase Client --
|tReconfiguration --|tSummary --|gch. 4|tCRUD and Key-
Based Operations --|tPersistence and Replication --
|tConcurrency --|tDocument Expiration --|tDatabase
Operations --|tStoring Data --|tRetrieving Data --
|tRetrieving and Updating Data Concurrently --
|tPessimistic Concurrency through Locking --|tAppending
and Prepending Binary Data --|tNumeric Data --|tDeleting
Data --|tObserving Data --|tGeneral SDK-Related Notes --
|tSummary --|gch. 5|tWorking with Views --|tMapReduce 101
--|tCreating a View in Couchbase --|tMap Function --
|tCreating Views from Code --|tQuerying Views --|tReduce
Function --|tViews and Persistence --|tUpdating Indexes --
|tViews and Expiration --|tGeospatial Views --|tCreating
Geospatial Views --|tSummary --|gch. 6|tN1QL Query
Language --|tExecuting N1QL Queries --|tN1QL Language --
|tFROM Clause --|tQuery Conditions and Expressions --
|tSorting and Grouping --|tIndexing Properties --
|tExploring the Query Execution Details --|tSummary --
|gch. 7|tAdvanced Couchbase Techniques --|tSoftware Error
Handling --|tReading Replica Documents --|tHandling
Temporary Out-of-Memory Errors --|tImplementing
Transactions with Two-Phase Commit --|tMaintaining Sets of
Items --|tUsing CAS as an ETag --|tUsing Couchbase as an
Out-of-Process Session Store --|tSummary --|gch. 8
|tElasticSearch Integration --|tSetting Up ElasticSearch
Clusters --|tForming a Cluster --|tSetting Up Replication
between Couchbase and ElasticSearch --|tQuerying with
ElasticSearch --|tElasticSearch Query DSL --|tSummary --
|gpt. III|tCouchbase at Scale --|gch. 9|tSizing and
Deployment Considerations --|tPlanning the Couchbase
Cluster --|tRAM --|tStorage --|tStorage Performance --
|tCPU --|tNodes --|tNetwork Topology --|tReplication --
|tSwap Space --|tSummary --|gch. 10|tBasic Administration
--|tBuilding the Cluster --|tAdding a Node to the
Couchbase Cluster --|tRemoving a Node from the Cluster --
|tRebalancing --|tSwap Rebalancing --|tChanging the Data
and Index Path --|tBacking Up and Restoring --|tUsing
cbbackup to Back Up Data --|tUsing cbrestore to Restore
Backed-Up Data --|tUsing cbtransfer to Transfer Data --
|tBacking Up and Restoring Using Data Files --|tDatabase
and View Compaction --|tDealing with Compaction --|tAuto-
Compaction --|tTriggering Compaction Externally --
|tCompaction in Action --|tFailover --|tAutomatic Failover
--|tManual or Monitored Failover --|tDealing with Failed
Nodes --|tSummary --|gch. 11|tMonitoring and Best
Practices --|tLess Obvious Couchbase Mechanisms --
|tReplication and Queues --|tWorking-Set Management and
Ejection --|tControlling the Purge Interval --|tMonitoring
--|tMonitoring Couchbase at the System Level --|tDetailed
Per-Bucket Monitoring --|tServer Resources --|tSummary
(the Category) --|tvBucket Resources --|tDisk Queues --
|tTAP Queues --|tViews --|tXDCR --|tMemcached Buckets --
|tStatistics and Cluster Health --|tUsing cbstats --
|tRetrieving Statistics from the HTTP API --|tGenerating a
Cluster Health Report with cbhealthchecker --|tServer
Warmup --|tLogs --|tAlerts --|tOptimizing Disk Throughput
--|tSummary --|gch. 12|tCouchbase Server in the Cloud --
|tCouchbase Server on Amazon Web Services --
|tConsiderations for Deploying Couchbase Server on AWS --
|tSetting up Couchbase Server on AWS --|tCouchbase Server
on Microsoft Azure --|tConsiderations for Deploying
Couchbase on Microsoft Azure --|tSetting Up Couchbase
Server on Microsoft Azure --|tBest Practices for Running
Couchbase in Microsoft Azure --|tSummary --|gch. 13|tCross
-Datacenter Replication (XDCR) --|tPrerequisites --
|tSetting Up Unidirectional XDCR --|tAdvanced XDCR
Settings --|tConflict Resolution --|tBi-Directional
Replication and Advanced Topologies --|tMonitoring XDCR --
|tOutbound XDCR Operations --|tIncoming XDCR Operations --
|tRecovering Data from a Remote Cluster --|tSummary --
|gpt. IV|tMobile Development with Couchbase --|gch. 14
|tCouchbase Lite on Android --|tGetting Started with
Couchbase Lite --|tAdding Couchbase Lite to an Android
Project --|tCreating a Couchbase Lite Manager --|tCreating
a Couchbase Lite Database --|tUsing Couchbase Lite --
|tCRUD Operations --|tAttachments --|tViews --|tDefining
Views --|tQuerying Views --|tSummary --|gch. 15|tCouchbase
Lite on iOS --|tGetting Started with Couchbase Lite on iOS
--|tAdding Couchbase Lite to an iOS Project --|tCreating a
Couchbase Lite Manager --|tCreating a Couchbase Lite
Database --|tUsing Couchbase Lite --|tCRUD Operations --
|tAttachments --|tViews --|tDefining Views --|tQuerying
Views --|tSummary --|gch. 16|tSynchronizing Data with the
Couchbase Sync Gateway --|tCouchbase Sync Gateway --
|tInstalling the Sync Gateway --|tRunning the Sync Gateway
--|tWorking with the Sync Gateway --|tChannels --|tSync
Function --|tSync Gateway Administration --
|tAuthenticating Users --|tAccess Control --|tShadowing
Couchbase Server Buckets --|tDeploying the Sync Gateway --
|tSummary.
520 This is a hands-on guide for developers and administrators
who want to take advantage of the power and scalability of
Couchbase Server in their applications. This book covers
from the basics of NoSQL database design, through
application development, to Couchbase Server
administration. Influenced by the growing needs of web-
scale applications, NoSQL databases such as Couchbase
Server provide new approaches to scalability, reliability,
and performance. With the power and flexibility of
Couchbase Server, the reader can model data and change the
data model at any time. This book shows what is possible
and helps in taking full advantage of Couchbase Server and
all the performance and scalability that it offers. It
will help the reader design and develop a document
database using Couchbase Server, deploy and maintain
Couchbase Server, and provide the tools to scale out
applications as needed. --|cEdited summary from book.
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