Database Camp 2016 @ United Nations, NYC - Bob Wiederhold, CEO, Couchbase

Couchbase

The Database Platform for the Digital Economy

Bob Wiederhold, CEO

©2015 Couchbase Inc. 2

Couchbase basics

Quick Overview

Example Customers

• Founded in 2010, ~350 employees

• Provide NoSQL database for Digital Economy

• Open source development & go-‐to-‐market model

• 600+ customers, including 25+ of the Fortune 100


$40B database industry being disrupted

92% Relational Technology

Other

2015

<50% Relational Technology

Non-‐relational Technology

2030

More than 70% of DBMS market will be based on non-‐relational technology in 2025

Source: IDC


Leaders have emerged, industry consolidating

Analytic Databases

Get insights from data

Real-‐time, Interactive Databases

Fast access to data

NoSQL


Why CTOs/CIOs care about NoSQL


Digital Economy is growing 6x faster than rest of economy

More and more industries moving online


NoSQL serves needs of web, mobile & IoT applications

•  Easy scaling •  Reliable at scale

•  Consistent low latency •  High throughput

•  Schemaless data model •  Easy data accessibility


General purpose DBMS for web, mobile, IoT apps


Digital Economy Started in 1995

Most of Digital Economy Runs on Relational Technology Today

~70% of Business is Replacing

Relational Technology


Customer Success


300+ Digital Economy Customers 600+ Digital Economy Customers


50% improvement in response time for “Answers on

Demand” analytics app

20% less CPU consumption, 30% more throughput for #1 GDS

travel service

1B+ users across 12 data centers supported by Couchbase Server (iTunes, Apple.com, App Store,

iCloud)

Zero downtime for Walmart.com on Black

Friday & Cyber Monday 2014

500M-‐user messaging platform supported by Couchbase Server; replaced MongoDB & improved

performance while cutting number of servers by 50%

Couchbase delivers tangible value for customers

VALUE CREATION

20x improvement in database performance for #1 tax software service


Why does Tesco use Couchbase?

Tesco uses Couchbase for growing number of use cases, including Product Catalog, Pricing, Voucher / Coupon, & Customer Orders databases

•  Tesco required high performance, scalable, distributed database to support move to services-‐based architecture

•  Needed DBMS that could accommodate fast-‐changing product data & multiple data types across many use cases

•  Tesco selected Couchbase over MongoDB

•  Couchbase provides highly scalable, high performance solution with flexible data model, which can be easily deployed and expanded for different needs

PROBLEM

SOLUTION & BENEFITS


Why does PayPal use Couchbase?

PayPal uses Couchbase to help manage massive amounts of real time data, generate insights, & optimize performance for one of world’s largest online transaction platforms

•  PayPal needed database that could collect very large amounts of operational data (web & mobile clickstream) in real time

•  Needed to provide analysts with operational reports & visualizations across multiple factors (e.g., time, location, device type, etc.)

•  Couchbase enables PayPal to capture, store, & process real time web data

•  Couchbase manages 1B+ documents & 10TB of data

•  Business analysts can monitor system performance minute by minute

PROBLEM

SOLUTION & BENEFITS


Why does Walmart use Couchbase?

Walmart uses Couchbase to help deliver fast, interactive & highly satisfying user experience for millions of online shoppers across Walmart properties

•  Walmart needed scalable, distributed DBMS that could ensure 24x365 data availability & fast responsiveness for online shoppers

•  Solution needed to support massive spikes at peak times, such as Black Friday & Cyber Monday

•  Walmart deployed Couchbase to support user session & product data for online shopping

•  During Black Friday & Cyber Monday 2014, Walmart had record online shopping activity, with zero downtime

PROBLEM

SOLUTION & BENEFITS