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Membase Server is Now Couchbase Server

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The Couchbase Team
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598
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2
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English
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Summary

The author, newly appointed as the Senior Product Manager at Couchbase after stints at MarkLogic and IBM, enthusiastically announces the release of Couchbase Server 1.8, marking a significant upgrade from Membase Server 1.7 and fulfilling a rebranding promise made by the CEO. This release introduces improved cluster rebalancing, fixes previous issues, and emphasizes substantial client-side enhancements with updated libraries for various programming languages, maintaining compatibility with Memcached. With every registration of the Enterprise Edition, a tree will be planted, promoting environmental responsibility. Looking ahead, Couchbase Server 2.0, currently in Developer Preview, promises advanced features like indexing and multi-datacenter support, showcasing integration with Apache CouchDB, and ensuring an easy upgrade path from 1.8. The author expresses excitement about contributing to the industry's shift from relational to non-relational database technologies, believing Couchbase is well-positioned to lead this transformation due to its capable team, robust technology, and solid funding.

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