Auto - healing database for Admins and Developers
summary
Deploys a four-node Couchbase cluster on OpenShift using the OpenShift Operator framework, creates a bucket called "tweets", and launches three microservices (React UI, N1QL analytics service, Twitter ingester). The demo fails one database node while a stream of tweets is ingested and the system automatically rebalances and recovers; writes continue and the application remains available, demonstrating automated lifecycle management, scaling and fault recovery working end-to-end.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Intro
- 8:00Setup
- 9:00Basic Cluster
- 9:30Couchbase
- 10:40Running nodes
- 13:20Couchbase cluster
- 14:10Deployment
- 15:15Source to Image
- 18:00Deploy Image
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