Apache's CouchDB is an open source database solution that takes a document-oriented approach. The range of applications extends from large server clusters to mobile applications. We'll give you helpful tips on how to use CouchDB.
Learn how to use CouchDB with PHP. Although MySQL is often considered the default choice when choosing a database for a PHP project, CouchDB is an excellent alternative option for many projects.
CouchDB Replication
Learn about using replication with CouchDB. One of CouchDB's core strengths is its replication functions, which allow you to easily synchronize two copies of the same database. The copies can exist on the same server, or on separate servers.
Use Futon to Manage CouchDB
Learn how to use Futon, the built-in web administration tool for CouchDB. Although you can manage CouchDB from the command line through its intuitive HTTP API, most people find that Futon is a much faster and easier way to interact with CouchDB. Futon is an easy, intuitive interface for creating and managing CouchDB databases and documents. Learn how to access and use Futon to manage CouchDB on your Servidor Cloud.
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CouchDB is an open source NOSQL database solution which uses the intuitive JSON format and HTTP protocol. CouchDB is able to reliably scale for any size project, and can be replicated across a wide variety of computing environments, from large-scale cloud server clusters to mobile devices. Learn how to install and use CouchDB on a Servidor Cloud with Ubuntu 16.04.
Working With CouchDB From the Command Line
Learn how to use the Curl utility to work with CouchDB from the command line. Although the Futon web admin interface is an easy way to perform simple operations with CouchDB, the API is the most flexible, fast, and powerful way to perform standard CRUD (Create, Read, Update, Delete) operations in CouchDB, both by hand and with scripts.