Go library for managing a couchbase cluster via etcd and the couchbase REST API
@PatrickHeneise glad to hear. You might want to check out https://github.com/couchbase/kubernetes which has been tested on GKE
and I believe another team is doing a joint talk with Google about performance testing Couchbase Server on Google Compute Engine
Couchbase now has an official docker repo on dockerhub! https://registry.hub.docker.com/u/library/couchbase/
finally something to give back ;)
I hope you are watching the live stream stuff
at 1:45pm today Brian "redbeard" Harrington is giving a talk on couchbase + kubernetes
something changed with google cloud ... the nodes aren't node-1 node-2 any more :(
trying to figure out how to get the node names
had to write a little node script to process the json, but now it works ...
if you run the script, it'll create the full couchbase cluster, however, I still get to a setup screen when I launch the admin panel
and the second server isn't in the list either
is there more stuff in etcd required? or something I'm missing?
everything works like a charm now :)
thanks again for the PR's.
keep em' comin
If you want to update the sync gateway config for all your running SG nodes, is there a command / preferred way to do this? Looking in the cmd directory of this project I can see some commands around sync gateway configuration, but I'm not entirely sure how to use them or if I need to stop and remove the docker containers as described in http://tleyden.github.io/blog/2015/01/23/running-a-walrus-backed-sync-gateway-on-aws/
just wondering how I can share etcd info between clusters
as couchbase is running in one, and my app in another, don't know how to get to the db
Anybody tried https://github.com/couchbaselabs/couchbase-server-coreos on Windows Azure? I’ve gotten it to successfully work many times on AWS. I thought I’d give it a spin on Azure just for kicks. It works up to the point of finding nodes, but I’ve only found 2 of the 3 in my fleet after about two hours.
The nodes are in the same virtual network and cloud service so port 8091 should be available for the api check.
@PatrickHeneise if you mean adding a bunch of JSON files you already have to an SG cluster, you may wanna check this out → https://github.com/PaulCapestany/sgdocloader
@PaulCapestany does it expect a flat list of files? do the filenames matter?
(or multiple dirs)
and filenames shouldn't matter. your github.com/tleyden/go-couch is what does all the actual hard work, so thanks for that ;)
@PatrickHeneise oh, well there's the
cbdocloader tool for that, dunno if you knew about it? → http://docs.couchbase.com/admin/admin/CLI/cbdocloader_tool.html
will try that, thanks!
How can I add a node to the cluster? I've X nodes running, and just want to add another, but I get this when running the
$ docker run --ulimit nofile=40960:40960 --ulimit core=2000000:2000000 --ulimit memlock=2000000:2000000 --net=host derekdon/mm-couchbase-cluster-go update-wrapper couchbase-fleet launch-cbs --version 3.0.1 --num-nodes 4 --userpass "bla.bla"
Tried num-nodes being 1, ie. add one, but I think it means total, so I set it to +1. Either way I get:
Found residue -- key: /couchbase.com/couchbase-node-state in etcd. You should destroy the cluster first, then try again.
I love and hate this setup. Everytime I want to make a change to something I seem to end up having to recreate my vps / start from scratch.
$ docker run --ulimit nofile=40960:40960 --ulimit core=2000000:2000000 --ulimit memlock=2000000:2000000 --net=host derekdon/mm-couchbase-cluster-go update-wrapper couchbase-fleet launch-cbs --version 3.0.1 --num-nodes 4 --userpass "bla.bla"
Tried num-nodes being 1, ie. add one, but I think it means total, so I set it to +1. Either way I get:
Found residue -- key: /couchbase.com/couchbase-node-state in etcd. You should destroy the cluster first, then try again.
I love and hate this setup. Everytime I want to make a change to something I seem to end up having to recreate my vps / start from scratch.
