As mentioned in my other posts, I like to use no-SQL, document-oriented, databases for my various projects. My favorite is MongoDB but that requires running Ubuntu OS on the Raspberry Pi. I also use CouchDB and it has worked nicely in single node configuration on various Raspberry Pi. I have compiled CouchDB from source in the past and attempted to do that for my Raspberry Pi 5 under Raspberry OS (version 12, bookworm). I could not get it to compile using instructions found on the Apache CouchDB website (https://couchdb.apache.org). Certain required libraries could not be found in the R-Pi repositories – and I could I not build these from source. Looking a little deeper into the CouchDB docs, I found that there are install binaries for Debian OS, the basis for Raspberry OS. I also discovered that there are ARM binaries! SO, it turns out, you can install CouchDB using the documented convenience binary package found at https://docs.couchdb.org/en/latest/install/unix.html#installation-using-the-apache-couchdb-convenience-binary-packages You enable the CouchDB repository and install using normal “sudo apt install couchb” Install, along with configuration, was easy from a terminal (local or via ssh). I used the generic server bind address of “0.0.0.0” so I could connect from other devices on my network. You also need to setup an admin account with the latest 3.4 version – which required me to then add credentials to my URL/GET scripts. Hope this note helps some folks out as I did not find much recent info with the normal Google search.