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In Part I, you installed Couchbase Server and used the admin console to create a new bucket (among other things). In this chapter, you’ll learn about the technical aspects of deploying a Couchbase Server cluster. In Chapter 10, you’ll read about the available admin tools and learn how to perform important administrative tasks. Then in Chapter 11 you’ll learn about monitoring the health of a Couchbase cluster, making sense of the massive amounts of runtime data available to you, and configuring advanced features.
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This is true for Couchbase version 2.5.1 and earlier, but may change in the future. One of the upcoming features is accessing views in memory.
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Ostrovsky, D., Rodenski, Y. (2014). Sizing and Deployment Considerations. In: Pro Couchbase Server. Apress, Berkeley, CA. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4302-6614-3_9
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