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Distributed Databases: An Overview

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By Matthew Groves
| couchbase.com
A distributed database stores data across multiple servers (nodes) connected by a network, managed as a single logical database. Distributed architecture enables horizontal scaling (adding commodity nodes to increase capacity) and high availability through automatic data replication. There are two primary distribution architectures: primary/secondary (master/slave), where one node owns all writes, and shared-nothing, where data is partitioned across all nodes with no single point of bottleneck.
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XML to JSON conversion with Json.NET

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By Matthew Groves
| couchbase.com
XML-to-JSON conversion is a common requirement when modernizing .NET applications: migrating from legacy XML-based services or storage to JSON-native systems like Couchbase Server or Couchbase Capella. In C#, two libraries handle this conversion: Newtonsoft Json.NET (the long-standing community standard, now at v13) and System.Text.Json (built into .NET Core 3.1+ as a lightweight alternative).
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What Is a JSON Database and Why Are They Useful?

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By Matthew Groves
| couchbase.com
A JSON database is a type of NoSQL document database that stores, indexes, and queries data in JSON format. Unlike relational databases that store data in fixed rows and columns, JSON databases accommodate flexible, hierarchical, and variable-schema data structures natively.
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