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Lucee 5 Couchbase Extension released

Brad Wood April 11, 2017

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Brad Wood

April 11, 2017

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We are pleased to announce the release of version 3.0.0 of our Couchbase Lucee Extension which brings support for Lucee 5 and the latest Couchbase SDK.  Couchbase is a popular NoSQL database and caching document store which can be scaled horizontally for high availability and redundancy.  The Ortus Lucee Couchbase extension comes with the following features for all your Lucee 5 servers:

Features

  • Seamlessly store session data in an external Couchbase cluster with no application code changes
  • Store client scope data in the same manner
  • Create named caches in the Lucee administrator
  • Cache queries
  • Cache deterministic function calls
  • Cache generic objects with cachePut() and cacheGet()
  • Cache templates
  • Provides additional native CFML functions to the server you can use in your code
  • Provides an interface for querying cached data

This new version is a major upgrade that updates the underlying Java libraries for Couchbase to be the latest version which adds support for the N1QL querying language.  This version also takes advantage of Lucee Server's new OSGI-based architecture.  The jars used in the extension no longer are affected by other installed extensions or jar versions from the Lucee core.  This makes the extension even more portable and prevents it from interfering with anything else.

We've also revamped how trials work to make it even easier to give this extension a try.  Simply follow the installation instructions to get a 1 month trial that you can activate at any time with a license key. Please head over to our product page to read me and to purchase this extension for your Lucee 5 servers.

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