What is Cloudant for IBM Cloud?
IBM® Cloudant® for IBM Cloud is a document-oriented database as a service (DBaaS). It stores data as documents in JSON format. It is built with scalability, high availability, and durability in mind. It comes with a wide variety of indexing options that include MapReduce, IBM Cloudant Query, full-text indexing, and geospatial indexing.
What is behind the Masters with Cloudant?
Behind the Masters app is a complex data-capture system; Cloudant offers ease of use, flexibility and scalability. Runkeeper delivers an always-on app experience to its users with Cloudant and focuses on runners with disabilities. With Cloudant, Cabify can support its rapid expansion while enabling its developers to focus on the core business.
How do I manage connection pools in Cloudant?
Connection pools can be managed by using the requests library’s HTTPAdapter when constructing a Cloudant or ClouchDB client instance. The default number set by the urllib3 library for cached connection pools is 10.
How many data centers does Cloudant have?
Available in all IBM Cloud regions and 55+ data centers around the world, Cloudant can easily support disaster recovery between continents.
What is the default service name prefix in Cloudant?
Cloudant configuration properties start with a chosen service name prefix that identifies your service. By default it is CLOUDANT. If you would like to rename your Cloudant service from CLOUDANT, or use multiple services at the same time you must use your defined service name as the prefix for all of your Cloudant related configuration properties.
How do I rename a Cloudant service?
If you would like to rename your Cloudant service from CLOUDANT, or use multiple services at the same time you must use your defined service name as the prefix for all of your Cloudant related configuration properties. You also must use the same service name at instantiating your service.
What do the HTTP response codes mean in IBM Cloudant?
IBM Cloudant operation uses standard HTTP response codes to indicate the status of the requested method. HTTP response codes in the 2xx range indicate success. A 4xx range indicates a failure, and a 5xx range usually indicates an internal system error. More detailed information can be found in the body of the response.
