Getting Started With Couchbase Server by Brown, M.C. -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

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Getting Started with Couchbase Server SPECIAL OFFER: Upgrade this ebook with O’Reilly Preface

Introduction Where to Get Help on Couchbase Server Conventions Used in This Book Using Code Examples Safari® Books Online How to Contact Us Acknowledgments

1. Introduction to Couchbase Server

Architecture and Concepts

Nodes and Clusters Cluster Manager Buckets vBuckets Data in RAM Ejection Expiration Eviction Disk Storage Warmup Rebalancing Replicas and Replication Failover TAP Client Interface Proxy (Moxi) Administration Tools Statistics and Monitoring

2. Installation

Preparation

Estimating Your Cluster Size Requirements

RAM or I/O bound clusters

Network Ports

Installing Couchbase Server

Red Hat Linux Installation Ubuntu Linux Installation Microsoft Windows Installation

Setting Up Couchbase Server

3. Couchbase Administration Console

Cluster Overview

Cluster Buckets Servers

Manage: Data Buckets

Creating and Editing Data Buckets

Creating a new bucket Editing Couchbase buckets Editing Memcached buckets

Couchbase Server States

4. Developing with Couchbase

Hello Couchbase Deployment Options Basic Operations

Compare and Swap (Check and Set)

Storing Data in Couchbase Server

Document IDs Document Data

Serialization JSON

Expiry Times Flags

Client Interaction with the Cluster

5. Monitoring Your Cluster

Monitoring Cluster, Nodes, Buckets

Monitoring RAM Usage Monitoring Disk Usage Monitoring Network Performance

Monitoring within the Web Console

Monitor: Data Buckets

Per-Bucket monitoring Bucket monitoring (Summary statistics) Bucket monitoring (vBucket Resources) Bucket monitoring (disk queues) Bucket monitoring (TAP queues) Bucket monitoring (Memcached buckets)

Monitor: Server Nodes

6. Managing Your Cluster

Expanding and Shrinking Your Cluster (Rebalancing)

Adding a Node Removing a Node Rebalancing

Failover with Couchbase

Automatic Failover

Resetting the Auto failover counter

Monitored Failover

Backup and Restore

Backup Restore

Restoring to the same cluster Restoring to a different cluster Restoring using cbrestore tool

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