Recently I put out a simple NuGet package: MyCouch.AspNet.Identity [http://www.nuget.org/packages/MyCouch.AspNet.Identity/], that lets you store ASP.Net identity data in CouchDb [http://couchdb.apache.org/] or in the cloud using Cloudant [http://cloudant.com], instead of in a SQL Server using Entity…
Daniel Wertheim
This week the “MyCouch.Cloudant NuGet” package was released. Since Cloudant [http://cloudant.com] is almost 100% compatible with CouchDb [http://couchdb.apache.org/], the plain MyCouch package is working nicely with Cloudant. However, there are some great features in Cloudant which are not implement…
Daniel Wertheim
Cloudant is a distributed database system [http://cloudant.com], where each logical database is represented by a specific number of shards in a cluster (refereed to as Q). Each shard is furthermore stored N times in the cluster, hence each document will be stored on more than one node in the cluster…
Daniel Wertheim
Just read a nice blog post at Cloudant regarding the CAP Theorem, by Max Thayer [https://twitter.com/garbados]. You can read it here [https://cloudant.com/blog/the-cap-theorem/]. It’s, short, simple and informative and provides links to research done in the area. I highly recommend this post. I’ve…
Daniel Wertheim
I just took MyCouch [http://www.github.com/danielwertheim/mycouch] – the .Net client for CouchDb for a spin with Cloudant [http://www.cloudant.com]. My findings? It was super easy to get started with a multi tenant account at Cloudant. You could probably do it under 5 min. Let me take you through so…
Daniel Wertheim