This page is still under development

Next step is to build a Docker compose environment that links on container with CB and another running the services, allowing the CB image to be updated

CouchMovies

This is a sample project shows how to build a search feature using Bleve/Couchbase FTS

Demo

TBD

Pull and run a docker image

pull docker couchbase
docker run -d --name couchmovies -p 8000:8000 -p 8080:8080 -p 6459:6459 -p 8091-8096:8091-8096 -p 11210-11211:11210-11211 couchbase
docker exec -it couchmovies bash

Configure environment inside Docker

apt-get update
apt-get -y  install git sudo
useradd -m -p $(openssl passwd -1 demo) demo
usermod -aG sudo demo
echo '%sudo ALL=(ALL) NOPASSWD:ALL' >> /etc/sudoers
echo "PATH=/opt/couchbase/bin:\$PATH" >> /home/demo/.profile
su -l demo
git clone https://github.com/escapedcanadian/couchmovies


cd couchmovies/build
. .env
./installToolsDebian
./createCluster
./loadData
./createRBAC
./resetTweets

# At this point, it is prudent to check that there are three populated buckets
# and all created indices are ready

./installServicesDebian

Running the demo

Other than having the server running, you need three additional processes. While you could run these in the same temrminal and background them, I typically run them in separate terminals

The microservice

For historical reasons,this project is built out of the root directory. To build the service, run

mvn clean install

Followed by

mvn spring-boot-run

The webserver

This simple HTTP server serves up the single content page, but, for cross domain authentication reasons, it needs to be run on the same server as the microservice

front/runWebServer

With this server running, you should see the Couchmovies page load on http://localhost:8000/couchmovies.html

Tweet Feeder

You should prepare to run this process, but don't run it until you have shown the Tableau dashboard as-is, with the single tweet. The Tableau dashboard is wholly unhappy if there is no data in the dataset, so we start with a single tweet.

This process pulls the tweets from the tweetSource bucket and puts them into the tweetTarget bucket at a rate of 4 per second (it would be nice to pass a parameter in to control the rate some day).

tweet-feeder/startFeeder

You can reset the tweetTarget bucket to contain a single tweet using

cd build
. .env
./resetTweets

OPTIONAL: If you want to enable the image cover (the image that appears when you click over a movie) you will need to install a chrome driver:

brew cask install chromedriver //on mac

And then update the path to your chrome driver in the class "ImageService.java"

craig-kovar/couchmovies