Delivering Personalized, Responsive Experiences that Customers Crave

As modern business becomes more data driven, we’re seeing significant changes in how enterprises value data, where and how they use it, and where they keep it. In this webinar, 451 Research will share their insights on key data trends, including how data is growing and how perceptions about data are evolving. They’ll explain how new database platform technologies are adapting to these changes, and the best way to use these technologies in your business applications.

Couchbase will then discuss how edge database deployments can enable much higher availability for your edge applications than the cloud ever can. We’ll cover:

The evolution of “the edge”
Why businesses value high availability, and how edge plays an integral role in guaranteeing it
Examples of different edge database deployment models
How Couchbase’s industry-leading NoSQL technology supports edge deployment models

The marketplace today looks dramatically different than it did a few months ago – more business transactions are moving online and developers, architects, and DevOps are under pressure to quickly adapt and cut costs. In this webinar, our guest Noel Yuhanna, VP and Principal Analyst at Forrester, will share how these trends are shaping a significant increase in adoption of cloud and Database-as-a-Service (DBaaS).

Couchbase’s Jeff Morris will also explain how the award-winning Couchbase Cloud provides a no-compromise DBaaS foundation for today's cost-sensitive enterprise applications. Noel and Jeff will dig deeper into the latest cloud trends and discuss why:

-DBaaS is growing to include transactional as well as operational and analytics workloads
-Leading enterprises are (finally) moving Tier-1 applications and databases to the cloud
-Comprehensive security is a key concern in the cloud, including DBaaS deployments
-Multicloud strategies are used to minimize vendor lock-in and leverage best-of-breed offerings
-Simplified lift-and-shift capability is essential to accelerate migration from on-premises to the cloud

Financial institutions are facing disruption from a growing field of challengers who are able to offer personalized products at lower costs and are empowered by their ability to access and harness new forms of data. In order to level the playing field, traditional financial institutions need to adapt new data models, such as non-relational databases, in order to gain flexibility, automation, speed, and the ability to innovate.

Financial services companies can address their current technology challenges by using a full-stack NoSQL data platform to power the internet-scale experiences their customers expect. In this webinar, you’ll learn:

How you can increase your ability to innovate and significantly cut costs by migrating from a legacy database to Couchbase’s NoSQL database
Why top financial institutions like Citi, PayPal, and Wells Fargo run on Couchbase
What financial solutions and applications you can build using a scalable, schemaless data model

In today’s uncertain world, agility and scale are critical. Leaders must modernize their technology stack to lower costs, respond to ever-changing market conditions, and handle user spikes.

In this webinar, you’ll learn how Couchbase’s flexible, secure, and scalable NoSQL database can power your most mission-critical operations. We’ll walk you through the unique architecture of our enterprise-class, multicloud to edge database and how it can help you:

Manage user profiles, cache, and session store
Derive rich real-time insights from operational data
Deliver a responsive and reliable catalog and inventory solution
Build resilient and responsive applications that work even with unstable network connectivity
We’ll also share how:

Maccabi Healthcare mobilized their doctor-patient interactions
Tommy Hilfiger modernized their end to end product management cycle
LinkedIn achieved incredible performance at scale
United Airlines digitized their scheduling, inventory, and fleet management to create an enterprise 360 view

Retailers and customers alike are facing a new normal as stores temporarily close their doors and more people shop from home. Now more than ever, it’s important that retailers provide an omnichannel experience that extends well beyond their brick-and-mortar stores.

Join our webinar to learn how to optimize your retail technology stack and create vital digital experiences your customers will rely on when in-person experiences are limited, like now. We’ll share how other retailers use Couchbase to create loyalty programs, product and price catalogs, and personalized coupons for millions of unique customers. We’ll also discuss:

The customer experience users expect from your retail technology
How leading retailers are replatforming, and what their typical technology stacks looks like
How to take a phased approach to modernizing customer 360, catalog and inventory, field service, and IoT data management
We’ll also introduce you to Couchbase’s powerful NoSQL database and show you why retailers like Tesco, Tommy Hilfiger, and Staples choose Couchbase over databases like DataStax, Amazon DynamoDB, or a relational database like Oracle.

"The applications that today’s enterprises are building require flexibility, performance and scalability, and agnostic deployment options to meet the demands of business, employee, and customer. If you’re an architect or developer, you know building a great-looking app is just the beginning.

Liberating data fast and at scale is what allows you to deliver a seamless application experience every time – regardless of device, location, or time. But traditional relational databases weren’t built to meet the quickly changing requirements of modern web, mobile, and IoT apps, to deliver personalized and responsive digital experiences.

What’s the answer? A NoSQL datastore may help achieve these goals – but there are several factors to consider. Not all NoSQL engines are built on the same principles, so what do people need to know when evaluating NoSQL options?

In this webinar, we’ll share real-world lessons learned from customers, and practical advice and best practices for defining, choosing and then moving applications from a traditional RDBMS to NoSQL including:

How application needs are evolving in the world of digital
When to consider NoSQL vs a traditional RDBMS -Pros and cons of different NoSQL architectures
When to use a document-centric option like Couchbase
How to bridge the gap between NoSQL and SQL
If you are facing the data infrastructure bottlenecks caused by traditional database architectures, or you are just getting started and want learn from what others are doing, join us to learn about moving beyond SQL.

Caching has become a mission-critical strategy to boost performance and efficiency for modern applications that support millions of users in distributed environments. But, with caching comes the challenge of keeping data in multiple places while maintaining a single source of truth and a system of record.
Join this live webinar to learn how leading enterprises are using Couchbase as their single solution for a high-performance caching layer, flexible source of truth, and reliable system of record. We’ll cover:

• The top use cases for modern distributed caching
• Key strategies for efficient and highly available cross datacenter caching
• How Couchbase consolidates the caching and database layers into one

You’ll discover why top companies choose Couchbase over Oracle, MongoDB™, and Redis. And you’ll get practical tips to dramatically improve application performance and availability while reducing cost and complexity.

Innovation is often at risk due to expensive legacy all-you-can-eat ULA’s. Learn how Architects at BT TV convinced stakeholders in development, infrastructure and operations to build an award winning customer experience platform using Couchbase NoSQL instead of using legacy Relational Database.

How do you build a customer interaction platform that is agile enough to respond to constantly changing requirements and still able to perform at scale? This is the challenge the Customer Interaction team set out to solve at Paddy Power.

You will learn how they rebuilt their promotional platform moving from one based on a closed slow relational database to a high-performance agile platform that integrates promotions from 3rd parties. You will see how this transformation has enabled marketing to continuously innovate and apply timely, relevant personalised offers to hundreds of thousands of customers across two brands, even during massive spikes in traffic.

Moderator:
- Perry Krug, Customer Engagement Architect; Couchbase

Panelists:
- Alexandru Objelean, Principal Software Engineer, Paddy Power BetFair
- Rares Rusu, Principal Developer; Paddy Power BetFair
- Chris Bridgland, Senior Director, Solutions Engineering EMEA & APJ, Couchbase

In 2016, inspired by the opportunities that AI would open up, Dmitri started studying this branch of Computer Science and eventually joined Revolut - a global FinTech startup - to fight fraud using the newly acquired knowledge. In just under a year, Dmitri built Sherlock - a machine-learning-based fraud detective that continuously monitors the transactions of over 8 million Revolut users and protects them from having their money stolen by fraudsters

The adoption of NoSQL databases is on the rise, and enterprises are looking for more ways to use flexible and scalable NoSQL technology to build or modernize their business-critical applications. But how do you know if a NoSQL database can meet your requirements?

In this webinar we’ll answer key questions such as:

What are the user expectations of modern applications?
What enterprise database features do leading NoSQL databases offer?
Why are NoSQL database vendors still emulating the SQL language?
How do you transform your RDBMS data model to maximize the benefits of NoSQL?
How can a single database platform meet your varied requirements for operational query, full-text search, and analytics?
By the end of the hour, you’ll be familiar with the key evaluation criteria necessary to choose the best NoSQL database for your applications.

How do you use your own cloud to deploy Couchbase? How can you use the scale of NoSQL with the power of SQL? What if you need to deploy on Amazon or Azure or GCP?

In this webinar we’ll show you:

How: You can deploy Couchbase clusters in under 10 minutes using AWS CloudFormation, Azure Resource Manager, and Google Deployment Manager
Where: Couchbase collaborates with Amazon, Microsoft, and Google to create a first-class environment for developers
Who: Companies like Ryanair, SyncThink, and Seenit use Couchbase in the cloud to create seamless customer experiences
By the end of the webinar, you’ll be ready to deploy your own Couchbase cluster on the cloud of your choice.

As modern business becomes more data driven, we’re seeing significant changes in how enterprises value data, where and how they use it, and where they keep it. In this webinar, 451 Research will share their insights on key data trends, including how data is growing and how perceptions about data are evolving. They’ll explain how new database platform technologies are adapting to these changes, and the best way to use these technologies in your business applications.

Couchbase will then discuss how edge database deployments can enable much higher availability for your edge applications than the cloud ever can. We’ll cover:

The evolution of “the edge”
Why businesses value high availability, and how edge plays an integral role in guaranteeing it
Examples of different edge database deployment models
How Couchbase’s industry-leading NoSQL technology supports edge deployment models

While DynamoDB may seem like a convenient choice for AWS customers, it comes with many pitfalls. Setups can run into performance issues and ballooning costs as workloads scale up. You’ll face problems when you need data available in real time. DynamoDB’s proprietary query language means you have to retrain programmers and DBAs. And because DynamoDB runs only on the AWS platform, it’s difficult to move to a different cloud provider.

Join this webinar to learn how Couchbase can help you:

Easily run on almost any cloud - including AWS
Avoid DynamoDB’s item-size restrictions
Speed up performance with in-memory processing and built-in caching
Use your team’s existing SQL skills for writing complex queries
Cut license and support costs by up to 50% compared to DynamoDB

As enterprises accelerate their investment in cloud-native infrastructure, modernizing applications has become an important part of their cloud strategy. But what about the data these applications depend on? Data workloads represent some of the most monolithic components of core systems of record, and taking advantage of cloud-native concepts isn't simple.

In this webinar, guest Forrester Vice President and Principal Analyst Jeffrey Hammond will discuss what’s driving the adoption of cloud-native software, the challenges that come with it, and why the containerization of stateful applications will soon go mainstream.

Couchbase Director of Product Management Anil Kumar will also explore:

How Kubernetes can enable portability of both applications and databases across on-premises environments, private clouds, public clouds, and multicloud implementations
How Couchbase Autonomous Operator allows you to run a fully managed stateful database application next to other microservices applications, all on the same Kubernetes platform
How Couchbase on Kubernetes can reduce operational complexity up to 95%

With enterprise IT teams in full digital transformation mode, containerization is seeing widespread interest, and Kubernetes has become the de facto industry standard for container orchestration. Kubernetes has also emerged as a critical tool for enterprise DevOps teams, and as a distributed application framework, is well timed to complement increased hybrid and multicloud deployments. While the ability to run applications in the cloud using containers with Kubernetes has made everyone’s jobs easier, this evolving technology doesn’t come without some stumbling blocks, such as running a complex distributed database as a containerized application.



Join 451 Research and Couchbase for a discussion of the key trends behind the adoption of containers and Kubernetes. You’ll learn:

What’s driving the adoption of cloud-native software, and the challenges that come with it
Why the containerization of stateful applications will soon go mainstream
How Kubernetes can enable portability of both applications and databases across on-premises environments, private clouds, public clouds, and multicloud implementations
How Couchbase Autonomous Operator allows you to run a fully managed stateful database application next to other microservices applications, all on the same Kubernetes platform
How Couchbase on Kubernetes can reduce operational complexity up to 95%

Everybody loves microservices for their flexibility and efficiency – but as distributed systems, they can be extremely complex to develop and maintain. If you miss the simplicity of old monolith systems, this webinar is for you.

In this presentation, we’ll propose a combination of infrastructure, architecture, and design principles to make your microservices bulletproof and easy to maintain. We’ll cover:

-Specific microservices blueprints, including asynchronous communications
-How to achieve a combination of high scalability, elasticity, fault tolerance, and resilience
-How to avoid cascading failures in synchronous calls

You’ll also learn why you should use different storages for different use cases – for example, document databases to speed up your performance, RDBMS for transactions, graphs for recommendations, and so on.

Join this live session from AWS re:Invent, where we discuss all things NoSQL database with Matt Ingenthron, Senior Director Engineering at Couchbase.

Covering the impact of containers and Kubernetes, cloud-native, IoT and the Edge, this is your chance to ask Couchbase any critical questions you have about the developer ecosystem and the database.

Join this strategic panel discussion with thought leaders from Yapstone and Couchbase during AWS re:Invent 2019. Experts will be discussing best practices for running Kubernetes on AWS and automating the management of common tasks for managing your database clusters.

You’ll have the chance to participate in a live Q&A as you learn:
- How you can easily run Kubernetes on AWS using Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS)
- How Yapstone and Couchbase are working together to optimize native integration of Couchbase’s NoSQL database with Kubernetes on the Amazon cloud
- How Couchbase Autonomous Operator automates the management of common tasks such as the configuration, creation, scaling, and recovery of clusters
- How you can easily migrate any standard Kubernetes application to Amazon EKS
- How to remove friction from application development and deployment so you can release updates much faster in the cloud or on premises
- How to run and manage an entire application stack – both stateless and stateful applications – on containers in production

This panel will be live streamed alongside AWS re:Invent in Las Vegas. Join in from anywhere and ask us your questions!

Moderator:
Chris Pedigo, Director of Security Engineering, Lacework

Panelists:
Matt Ingenthron, Senior Director Engineering, Couchbase
Scott Anderson, SVP Product Management, Business Operations, Couchbase
Pravin Darbare, Director, Data Systems, Yapstone