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Couchbase Server Manual 1.8
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Chapter 2. Getting Started

Table of Contents

2.1. Preparation
2.1.1. Supported Platforms
2.1.2. Hardware Requirements
2.1.3. Storage Requirements
2.1.4. Web Browser (for administration)
2.1.5. Network Ports
2.2. Installing Couchbase Server
2.2.1. Red Hat Linux Installation
2.2.2. Ubuntu Linux Installation
2.2.3. Microsoft Windows Installation
2.2.4. Mac OS X Installation
2.3. Upgrading to Couchbase Server 1.8
2.3.1. Online (rolling) Upgrade Process
2.3.2. Offline (in-place) Upgrade Process
2.3.3. Node Upgrade Process
2.3.4. Upgrading from Community Edition to Enterprise Edition
2.4. Setting up Couchbase Server
2.5. Testing Couchbase Server
2.5.1. Testing Couchbase Server using cbworkloadgen
2.5.2. Testing Couchbase Server using Telnet
2.6. Next Steps

To start using Couchbase Server, you need to follow these steps:

  1. Prepare your target system by ensuring that you meet the system requirements. See Section 2.1, “Preparation”.

  2. Install Couchbase Server using one of the available binary distributions. See Section 2.2, “Installing Couchbase Server” .

  3. For more information on Upgrading Couchbase Server from a previous version, see Section 2.3, “Upgrading to Couchbase Server 1.8”.

  4. Test the installation by connecting to the Couchbase Server and storing some data using the native Memcached protocol. See Section 2.5, “Testing Couchbase Server” .

  5. Setup the new Couchbase Server system by completing the web-based setup instructions. See Section 2.4, “Setting up Couchbase Server” .