Couchbase
This is the implementation of the Couchbase Vector store data handler for MindsDB.
Couchbase is an open-source, distributed multi-model NoSQL document-oriented database software package optimized for interactive applications. These applications may serve many concurrent users by creating, storing, retrieving, aggregating, manipulating, and presenting data.
Prerequisites
Before proceeding, ensure the following prerequisites are met:
- Install MindsDB locally via Docker or Docker Desktop.
- To connect Couchbase to MindsDB, install the required dependencies following this instruction.
- Install or ensure access to Couchbase.
Implementation
In order to make use of this handler and connect to a Couchbase server in MindsDB, the following syntax can be used. Note, that the example uses the default travel-sample
bucket which can be enabled from the couchbase UI with pre-defined scope and documents.
This handler is implemented using the couchbase
library, the Python driver for Couchbase.
The required arguments to establish a connection are as follows:
connection_string
: the connection string for the endpoint of the Couchbase serverbucket
: the bucket name to use when connecting with the Couchbase serveruser
: the user to authenticate with the Couchbase serverpassword
: the password to authenticate the user with the Couchbase serverscope
: scopes are a level of data organization within a bucket. If omitted, will default to_default
Note: The connection string expects either the couchbases:// or couchbase:// protocol.
If you are using Couchbase Capella, you can find the connection_string under the Connect tab. It will also be required to whitelist the machine(s) that will be running MindsDB and database credentials will need to be created for the user. These steps can also be taken under the Connect tab.
Usage
Now, you can use the established connection to create a collection (or table in the context of MindsDB) in Couchbase and insert data into it:
Creating tables
Now, you can use the established connection to create a collection (or table in the context of MindsDB) in Couchbase and insert data into it:
mysql_datasource
is another MindsDB data source that has been created by connecting to a MySQL database. The test_embeddings
table in the mysql_datasource
data source contains the embeddings that we want to store in Couchbase.
Querying and searching
You can query your collection (table) as shown below:
To filter the data in your collection (table) by metadata, you can use the following query:
To perform a vector search, the following query can be used:
Deleting records
You can delete documents using DELETE
just like in SQL.
Dropping connection
To drop the connection, use this command