What’s new in the Couchbase Java SDK 1.2
Blog post from Couchbase
The blog post discusses updates in the Couchbase Java SDK, specifically focusing on enhancements made in version 1.2.1. Key changes include the distribution of the SDK from Maven Central, eliminating the need for the Couchbase repository, and introducing listener support for non-blocking asynchronous operations. It also details the ability to customize the ExecutorService for better resource management across multiple CouchbaseClient instances. Enhanced profiling capabilities are available through integration with the Codahale metrics library, which provides various options for performance monitoring. The SDK now includes a CAS method that allows simultaneous update and expiration setting, improving efficiency. Additional updates include a reduction in PersistTo latency to 10ms for performance improvements and automatic use of CRAM-MD5 authentication if supported by the server.
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