Install a basic cluster

From the CLI

To start a basic test cluster , run the following command on the DC/OS CLI.

dcos package install couchbase

This command creates a new instance with the default name couchbase. Two instances cannot share the same name, so installing additional instances beyond the default instance requires customizing the name at install time for each additional instance.

All dcos couchbase CLI commands have a --name argument allowing you to specify which instance to query. If you do not specify a service name, the CLI assumes a default value matching the package name, couchbase. The default value for --name can be customized via the DC/OS CLI configuration:

dcos couchbase --name=couchbase <cmd>

From the web interface

Alternatively, you can install from the DC/OS web interface. If you install Couchbase from the DC/OS web interface, the dcos couchbase CLI commands are not automatically installed to your workstation. They may be manually installed using the DC/OS CLI:

dcos package install couchbase --cli

After running the package install command, the service will begin installing.

Enterprise DC/OS installation

Depending on the security mode of the Enterprise DC/OS cluster, Enterprise DC/OS users may need to create a custom .json file and use it to install Couchbase.

Create a Configuration File

Create a custom configuration file that will be used to install Couchbase, and save it as config.json. Specify the service account (<service_account_id>) and a secret path (couchbase/<secret-name>) .

{
  "service": {
    "service_account": "<service_account_id>",
    "service_account_secret": "couchbase/<secret-name>"
  }
}

Installing with a custom config file

Use the custom configuration file you just created to install Couchbase with this command:

dcos package install --options=config.json couchbase

Installing with external volumes enabled

Create a custom configuration file that will be used to install Couchbase, and save it as config.json.

{
  "service": {
    "user": "root"
  },
  "node": {
    "external_volume": {
      "enabled": true,
      "driver_name": "pxd",

    }
  }
}

Use the custom configuration file you just created to install Couchbase with this command:

dcos package install --options=config.json couchbase

Service Deployment

To monitor the deployment of your test instance, install the package cli (see command above) and run the command:

dcos couchbase plan status deploy

Once the deploy plan has a status of Complete, the service is fully deployed.

Service Discovery

To connect a client, query the service for its endpoints.

dcos couchbase endpoints

Select an endpoint from the list to see the available connections.

dcos couchbase endpoints <endpoint>

Working with the Service

Using the endpoint information, you can connect a client to the service from within the DC/OS cluster (for example, a Marathon app running a client application). See the other sections of the documentation for more details on configuration, operation, and service capabilities.