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Stores that give up a fixed schema for something else — document flexibility, real-time sync, or similarity search over embeddings. They sit beside the relational engines rather than replacing them.
I used Firestore and MongoDB for client projects at Bader Rutter and Chroma DB to store AI embeddings, and explored CouchDB for offline synchronization.
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It has been a little while since I last played around with a NoSQL database on the blog. Back in 2014, I wrote a few posts about CouchDB and over the years, I have done a bit with Firebase. Today’s topic is going to be MongoDB.
I was playing around with consumption of a CouchDB JSON feed when I received the familiar “Cross-Origin Request Blocked” error. The question is, “How do you enable CORS in CouchDB?” If you open the ‘Configuration’ tool, you will find ‘enable_c…
So, you just created a CouchDB database, added a user to it, and want access to be limited to that user? There is a simple way of doing this. Let’s use a previous example, for this demo. As you can see below, by default, you do not need to be authenticated, in order to interact…
If you are like me, you probably have not had much of a reason to use NoSQL but you have been interested in it. I recently decided to check out CouchDB. CouchDB is an Apache project that was created in 2005 by Damien Katz. CouchDB is interesting in that it stores your data with…
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