{"id":3621,"date":"2017-05-24T07:16:50","date_gmt":"2017-05-24T14:16:50","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.couchbase.com\/blog\/?p=3621"},"modified":"2023-06-19T02:19:02","modified_gmt":"2023-06-19T09:19:02","slug":"using-docker-develop-couchbase","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.couchbase.com\/blog\/es\/using-docker-develop-couchbase\/","title":{"rendered":"Uso de Docker para desarrollar con Couchbase"},"content":{"rendered":"

Rafael Ugolini<\/a> es un desarrollador de software de pila completa con sede en Bruselas, B\u00e9lgica. \u00c9l<\/a> trabaja en el desarrollo de software desde hace m\u00e1s de 10 a\u00f1os y \u00faltimamente se centra en el dise\u00f1o de soluciones web y desarrollando<\/a> utilizando Python y JavaScript. Rafael Ugolini es desarrollador de software s\u00e9nior en Famoco.<\/em><\/p>\n

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Introducci\u00f3n<\/h3>\n

Docker es un gran proyecto que est\u00e1 ayudando a desarrolladores de todo el mundo a ejecutar aplicaciones en contenedores<\/a>. Esto no s\u00f3lo ayuda a enviar software m\u00e1s r\u00e1pido, sino que tambi\u00e9n resulta en la famosa frase \"funciona en mi m\u00e1quina\". En este art\u00edculo voy a explicar c\u00f3mo crear una imagen modular de Couchbase que no requiere ninguna interacci\u00f3n Web UI para tener una base de datos lista para usar por ti.<\/p>\n

Todo el c\u00f3digo est\u00e1 disponible en l\u00ednea aqu\u00ed<\/a>.<\/p>\n

Dockerfile<\/h3>\n

El primer paso es crear el Dockerfile.<\/p>\n

Versi\u00f3n de Couchbase<\/h3>\n
FROM\u00a0couchbase\/server:enterprise-4.6.1\r\n\r\n<\/pre>\n
Este ejemplo est\u00e1 basado en Couchbase Server Enterprise 4.6.1, pero puedes cambiar a la versi\u00f3n espec\u00edfica que est\u00e9s ejecutando en tu entorno.<\/p>\n
Configuraci\u00f3n de la memoria<\/h3>\n
ENV\u00a0MEMORY_QUOTA 256\r\nENV\u00a0INDEX_MEMORY_QUOTA 256\r\nENV\u00a0FTS_MEMORY_QUOTA 256\r\n\r\n<\/pre>\n
Todos los valores est\u00e1n en MB:<\/span><\/p>\n
- MEMORY_QUOTA: cuota de ram del servicio de datos por nodo<\/span><\/p>\n
- INDEX_MEMORY_QUOTA: cuota de ram del servicio de \u00edndices por nodo<\/span><\/p>\n
- FTS_MEMORY_QUOTA: cuota de memoria ram por nodo del servicio de \u00edndices<\/span><\/p>\n
Servicios<\/h3>\n
ENV SERVICES \"kv,n1ql,index,fts\"<\/pre>\n
Estos son los servicios que estar\u00e1n disponibles para el nodo creado:<\/p>\n
- kv: Datos<\/p>\n
- n1ql: Consulta<\/p>\n
- \u00edndice: \u00cdndice<\/p>\n
- fts: B\u00fasqueda de texto completo<\/p>\n
Credenciales<\/h3>\n
ENV\u00a0USERNAME \"Administrator\"\r\nENV\u00a0PASSWORD \"password\"<\/pre>\n
Nombre de usuario y contrase\u00f1a a utilizar en Couchbase Server.<\/p>\n
Opciones de cl\u00faster<\/h3>\n
ENV\u00a0CLUSTER_HOST \"\"\r\nENV\u00a0CLUSTER_REBALANCE \"\"<\/pre>\n
Estas opciones s\u00f3lo se utilizan si desea a\u00f1adir m\u00e1s de un nodo en el cl\u00faster.<\/p>\n
- CLUSTER_HOST: nombre de host del cluster al que se unir\u00e1 este nodo<\/p>\n
- CLUSTER_REBALANCE: establece \"true\" si quieres que el cluster se reequilibre despu\u00e9s de que el nodo se una.<\/p>\n
Punto de entrada<\/h3>\n
COPY\u00a0entrypoint.sh \/config-entrypoint.sh\r\n\r\nENTRYPOINT\u00a0[\"\/config-entrypoint.sh\"]<\/pre>\n
La imagen de Couchbase Server ya viene con un script entrypoint.sh y no queremos sobreescribirlo. El truco aqu\u00ed es copiar nuestra versi\u00f3n de entrypoint.sh a \/config-entrypoint.sh, ejecutar Couchbase Server entrypoint.sh en segundo plano, y despu\u00e9s de configurar el nodo adjuntar el script de nuevo al original PUNTO DE ENTRADA<\/em>.<\/p>\n
Punto de entrada<\/h3>\n
En PUNTO DE ENTRADA<\/em>\u00a0se utiliza en combinaci\u00f3n con el script original de la imagen de Couchbase Server. Vamos a ir l\u00ednea por l\u00ednea para entender c\u00f3mo funciona.<\/p>\n
Inicializar Couchbase Server<\/h3>\n
# Monitor mode (used to attach into couchbase entrypoint)\r\nset\u00a0-m\r\n# Send it to background\r\n\/entrypoint.sh couchbase-server &<\/pre>\n
En primer lugar utilizamos set -m para activar el control de trabajos, proceso que se ejecuta en segundo plano (como el original PUNTO DE ENTRADA<\/em>) se ejecutan en un grupo de procesos separado. Esta opci\u00f3n est\u00e1 desactivada por defecto en modo no interactivo, como los scripts.<\/p>\n
Funciones \u00fatiles<\/h3>\n
# Check if couchbase server is up\r\ncheck_db() {\r\n\u00a0curl --silent https:\/\/127.0.0.1:8091\/pools > \/dev\/null\r\n\u00a0echo\u00a0$?\r\n}\r\n\r\n<\/pre>\n
Esta funci\u00f3n se utiliza para comprobar cuando Couchbase Server comienza a responder llamadas HTTP.<\/p>\n
# Variable used in echo\r\ni=1\r\n# Echo with\r\nnumbered_echo() {\r\necho\u00a0\"[$i] $@\"\r\ni=`expr $i\u00a0+ 1`\r\n}<\/pre>\n
Esto es s\u00f3lo una funci\u00f3n util, a\u00f1ade un n\u00famero antes de cualquier eco en el script para contar los pasos dados autom\u00e1ticamente.<\/p>\n
# Parse JSON and get nodes from the cluster\r\nread_nodes() {\r\ncmd=\"import sys,json;\"\r\ncmd=\"${cmd} print(','.join([node['otpNode']\"\r\ncmd=\"${cmd} for node in json.load(sys.stdin)['nodes']\"\r\ncmd=\"${cmd} ]))\"\r\npython -c \"${cmd}\"\r\n}<\/pre>\n
Con el fin de analizar la salida de los nodos en Couchbase Server API, estoy usando una funci\u00f3n que se ejecuta ython para leer STDIN<\/em>transformarlo a JSON y a los nodos Couchbase. Esto se utiliza para el reequilibrio.<\/p>\n
Configurar el nodo<\/h3>\n
# Wait until it's ready\r\nuntil [[ $(check_db) = 0 ]]; do\r\n>&2 numbered_echo \"Waiting for Couchbase Server to be available\"\r\nsleep 1\r\ndone\r\n\r\necho\u00a0\"# Couchbase Server Online\"\r\necho\u00a0\"# Starting setup process\"<\/pre>\n
El primer paso consiste en esperar a que el servidor est\u00e9 listo y, a continuaci\u00f3n, utilizar la funci\u00f3n eco_numerado<\/em>\u00a0puedes ver cu\u00e1nto tard\u00f3 Couchbase Server en tener disponibles las llamadas a la API.<\/p>\n
HOSTNAME=`hostname -f`\r\n\r\n# Reset steps\r\ni=1<\/pre>\n
A continuaci\u00f3n, establecemos una variable NOMBRE HOST<\/em>\u00a0que se utilizar\u00e1 en todas las llamadas a la API que hagamos y tambi\u00e9n ponemos a cero el contador de eco_numerado <\/em>poni\u00e9ndolo a 1.<\/p>\n
numbered_echo \"Initialize the node\"\r\ncurl --silent \"https:\/\/${HOSTNAME}:8091\/nodes\/self\/controller\/settings\"\u00a0\\\r\n-d path=\"\/opt\/couchbase\/var\/lib\/couchbase\/data\"\u00a0\\\r\n-d index_path=\"\/opt\/couchbase\/var\/lib\/couchbase\/data\"\r\n\r\nnumbered_echo \"Setting hostname\"\r\ncurl --silent \"https:\/\/${HOSTNAME}:8091\/node\/controller\/rename\"\u00a0\\\r\n-d hostname=${HOSTNAME}<\/pre>\n
 <\/p>\n
Lo primero que hay que hacer es establecer la configuraci\u00f3n de almacenamiento en disco y luego establecemos el nombre de host.<\/p>\n
Unirse a un cl\u00faster<\/h3>\n
if\u00a0[[ ${CLUSTER_HOST}\u00a0]];then\r\nnumbered_echo \"Joining cluster ${CLUSTER_HOST}\"\r\ncurl --silent -u ${USERNAME}:${PASSWORD}\u00a0\\\r\n\"https:\/\/${CLUSTER_HOST}:8091\/controller\/addNode\"\u00a0\\\r\n-d hostname=\"${HOSTNAME}\"\u00a0\\\r\n-d user=\"${USERNAME}\"\u00a0\\\r\n-d password=\"${PASSWORD}\"\u00a0\\\r\n-d services=\"${SERVICES}\"\u00a0> \/dev\/null<\/pre>\n
Si CLUSTER_HOST <\/em>el script intentar\u00e1 a\u00f1adir el archivo contenedor<\/a> al cl\u00faster.<\/p>\n
if\u00a0[[ ${CLUSTER_REBALANCE}\u00a0]]; then\r\n# \"Unexpected server error without the sleep 2\r\nsleep 2\r\nnumbered_echo \"Retrieving nodes\"\r\nknown_nodes=$(\r\ncurl --silent -u ${USERNAME}:${PASSWORD}\u00a0https:\/\/${CLUSTER_HOST}:8091\/pools\/default | read_nodes\r\n)\r\n\r\nnumbered_echo \"Rebalancing cluster\"\r\ncurl -u ${USERNAME}:${PASSWORD}\u00a0\\\r\n\"https:\/\/${CLUSTER_HOST}:8091\/controller\/rebalance\"\u00a0\\\r\n-d knownNodes=\"${known_nodes}\"\r\nfi\r\n\r\nelse<\/pre>\n
Despu\u00e9s de a\u00f1adir el nodo al cluster, el script tambi\u00e9n puede comprobar la variable CLUSTER_REBALANCE<\/em>\u00a0para ver si necesita reequilibrar el cluster autom\u00e1ticamente. Aqu\u00ed es donde usamos la funci\u00f3n de Python para leer los nodos de \/pools\/default <\/em>punto final.<\/p>\n
No unirse a un cl\u00faster<\/h3>\n
numbered_echo \"Setting up memory\"\r\ncurl --silent \"https:\/\/${HOSTNAME}:8091\/pools\/default\"\u00a0\\\r\n-d memoryQuota=${MEMORY_QUOTA}\u00a0\\\r\n-d indexMemoryQuota=${INDEX_MEMORY_QUOTA}\u00a0\\\r\n-d ftsMemoryQuota=${FTS_MEMORY_QUOTA}<\/pre>\n
Ajustes de memoria para los servicios.<\/p>\n
numbered_echo \"Setting up services\"\r\ncurl --silent \"https:\/\/${HOSTNAME}:8091\/node\/controller\/setupServices\"\u00a0\\\r\n-d services=\"${SERVICES}\"<\/pre>\n
Servicios que utilizar\u00e1 el nodo.<\/p>\n
numbered_echo \"Setting up user credentials\"\r\ncurl --silent \"https:\/\/${HOSTNAME}:8091\/settings\/web\"\u00a0\\\r\n-d port=8091 \\\r\n-d username=${USERNAME}\u00a0\\\r\n-d password=${PASSWORD}\u00a0> \/dev\/null\r\n\r\nfi<\/pre>\n
Configure las credenciales para el nodo.<\/p>\n
Finalizar<\/h3>\n
# Attach to couchbase entrypoint\r\nnumbered_echo \"Attaching to couchbase-server entrypoint\"\r\nfg\u00a01<\/pre>\n
Para finalizar el script, lo adjuntamos al original PUNTO DE ENTRADA<\/em>.<\/p>\n
Ejemplo<\/h3>\n
Para demostrar c\u00f3mo utilizarlo, utilizar\u00e9 la imagen registrada en Centro Docker<\/a> con el c\u00f3digo aqu\u00ed<\/u><\/a>.<\/p>\n
Nodo \u00fanico<\/h3>\n
 <\/p>\n
docker run -ti --name couchbase-server-nosetup \\\r\n-h node1.cluster \\\r\n-p 8091-8093:8091-8093 \\\r\n-p 11210:11210 \\\r\n-p 4369:4369 \\\r\n-p 21100-21299:21100-21299 \\\r\nrugolini\/couchbase-server-nosetup<\/pre>\n
Esto ejecuta un \u00fanico nodo utilizando la memoria m\u00ednima requerida y las credenciales por defecto (Administrador\/contrase\u00f1a<\/em>) registrados en la imagen. Todos los puertos de red Servidor Couchbase<\/a> usos tambi\u00e9n est\u00e1n expuestos.<\/p>\n
docker run -ti --name couchbase-server-nosetup \\\r\n-h node1.cluster \\\r\n-p 8091-8093:8091-8093 \\\r\n-p 11210:11210 \\\r\n-p 4369:4369 \\\r\n-e MEMORY_QUOTA=512 \\\r\n-e INDEX_MEMORY_QUOTA=512 \\\r\n-e FTS_MEMORY_QUOTA=512 \\\r\n-e USERNAME=admin \\\r\n-e PASSWORD=adminadmin \\\r\n-p 21100-21299:21100-21299 \\\r\nrugolini\/couchbase-server-nosetup<\/pre>\n
El comando anterior juega un poco con las variables de entorno disponibles en el Dockerfile.<\/p>\n
Grupo<\/h3>\n
En este ejemplo, conectaremos 3 nodos en el cluster.<\/p>\n
docker network create couchbase\r\n\r\n<\/pre>\n
 <\/p>\n
Primero debemos crear una red Couchbase donde conectaremos todos los nodos.<\/p>\n
docker run -ti --name node1.cluster \\\r\n-p 8091-8093:8091-8093 \\\r\n-p 11210:11210 \\\r\n-p 4369:4369 \\\r\n-p 21100-21299:21100-21299 \\\r\n-h node1.cluster \\\r\n--network=couchbase \\\r\nrugolini\/couchbase-server-nosetup<\/pre>\n
A continuaci\u00f3n, creamos el primer nodo.<\/p>\n
docker run -ti --name node2.cluster \\\r\n--network=couchbase \\\r\n-h node2.cluster \\\r\n-e CLUSTER_HOST=node1.cluster \\\r\n-e CLUSTER_REBALANCE=true\u00a0\\\r\nrugolini\/couchbase-server-nosetup<\/pre>\n
 <\/p>\n
Dado que todos los puertos de red est\u00e1n expuestos en el primer nodo, no es necesario exponerlos aqu\u00ed.<\/p>\n
Atenci\u00f3n a los detalles que CLUSTER_HOST<\/em>\u00a0se establece en nodo1.cluster<\/em>\u00a0que es el nombre de host del primer nodo y CLUSTER_REBALANCE<\/em>\u00a0tambi\u00e9n se establece en verdadero<\/em>. Una vez a\u00f1adido el nodo al cl\u00faster, se reequilibrar\u00e1 autom\u00e1ticamente.<\/p>\n
docker run -ti --name node3.cluster \\\r\n--network=couchbase \\\r\n-h node3.cluster \\\r\n-e CLUSTER_HOST=node1.cluster \\\r\nrugolini\/couchbase-server-nosetup<\/pre>\n
 <\/p>\n
El nodo3 tambi\u00e9n se a\u00f1ade al cluster, pero como CLUSTER_REBALANCE<\/em>\u00a0no se ha establecido, ser\u00e1 necesario reequilibrar manualmente el cl\u00faster para que est\u00e9 disponible.<\/p>\n
 <\/p>\n
Este post forma parte del Programa de Escritura de la Comunidad Couchbase<\/em><\/a><\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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