Gregory (Mad Pink) Miller
UPDATED FOR CouchDB 3.0!!!
Apache CouchDB is an exciting NoSQL database that is easy to get up and running with. It stores JSON documents and attachments of any type. You are free to store your data the way you want, and access it the way you want. It features a brilliant web interface which allows you to quickly maintain many aspects of the program and each database.
In this course we will discuss:
The fundamentals of what CouchDB is, and how it differs from traditional databases
The different versions of CouchDB that are available (version 1 thru 3 and Cloudant)
How to install CouchDB on MacOS, Windows and Linux
How to sign up for a hosted CouchDB account
Working in the web interface (Futon and Fauxton)
Working with the REST API
Create and work with Design Documents
Running queries with Mango
Replication among databases and servers
Clustered servers
More content will be added to this course as CouchDB develops.
Please note: this course is about Apache CouchDB and NOT Couchbase which is a completely unrelated database
The official slogan of CouchDB is Relax. So relax and enjoy this class and CouchDB. There are no stupid questions, so relax and ask them.
Instructor Details
Courses : 1
Specification: Understanding CouchDB 3: Learn Basic & Advanced NoSQL Skills
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6 reviews for Understanding CouchDB 3: Learn Basic & Advanced NoSQL Skills
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| Price | $14.99 |
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| Duration | 7 hours |
| Year | 2020 |
| Level | All |
| Language | English |
| Certificate | Yes |
| Quizzes | No |
$14.99
Iman Iskandar –
Easy and good explanation
Lisa Thompson –
It was easy to follow
Prasad Machu Nagendra –
Content is Good. Design documents are one such concept which i have come across first time . Content should include more about Why Couch DB and how it is different from other NoSQL database vendors, what it offers to its users ?
R.AMRISH BABU –
Voice is low, need to improve.
Vuong Duong –
Thank you a lot for useful videos.
Sagar Sahal –
Although the course content is very good but I somewhere felt that it was paced very slow. It could vary from person to person but i give my Kudos to Mad Pink for putting this up here.