Cal Evans

Advanced CouchDB

by Cal Evans |  5 comments | January 5, 2010

Speaker: Jan Lehnardt
Learn how to use CouchDB replication for load-balancing, fault tolerance, offline work and backup. We are showing how to set up each and what you need to look out for.

Finally, this talk is sprinkled with neat tricks and best practices for deploying CouchDB. Which load balancers are people using, how to make the best use of caching, etc.

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  1. alberto donj said
    on January 26, 2010

    thank you very much for this lesson

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