Couchbase Releases Ottoman 2.0 ODM Library
Couchbase’s new version of its well-established Ottoman ODM library aims to simplify backend processes for their NoSQL databases.
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Couchbase has announced the general availability of Ottoman 2.0, an object document mapper (ODM) library for Couchbase and Node.js that maps JSON documents stored in Couchbase to native JavaScript objects. This allows users to create schemas and data models to apply to the data in their Couchbase databases.
Ottoman’s key benefits include:
- Adaptability: No specialized skills needed. If you know JavaScript or TypeScript, you are good to go.
- Affordability: Get all the benefits of being open source. No vendor lock-in, reduced capex, and no proprietary licenses.
- Supportability and sustainability: Leave the burden of scanning and patching the software for security vulnerabilities to Couchbase. Get constant software updates to align with server releases and full support from the Couchbase support team and large developer community.
- Agility: Build and deliver applications quickly and timely. There’s no need to build your data layer from scratch. Spend your time solving business problems rather than coding.
- Data quality: Ensure quality data using schemas, validators, constraints, and other available modules. Produce bug-free code with Ottoman’s plumbing which is the result of well-planned and crafted observation of repetitive design and development challenges. Ottoman solves many common problems that otherwise can be difficult and error-prone if hand coded.
For more information, visit Couchbase.