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Henry Potsangbam
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Henry Potsangbam

Henry Potsangbam is an experienced software developer, administrator, and architect with more than 14 years of experience in enterprise application architecture, design, and development. He's worked in various domains, such as e-commerce, retail, and energy sectors. He is an IBM certified application and solution developer, SAP Certified Netweaver EP Consultant and CIPM (project management). Always fascinated by and interested in exploring emerging technologies to solve business scenarios, Henry has been following NoSQL and Couchbase since its initial release around 2011. In his spare time, he explores, and educates professionals in big data technologies such as Hadoop (Mapr, Hortonworks, and Cloudera), enterprise integration (camel, fuse esb, and Mule), analytics with R, messaging with kafka, rabbitMQ, the OSGI framework, NoSQL (Couchbase, Cassandra, and Mongodb), enterprise architecture, and so on. During his career, he architect private cloud implementation using virtualization for one of the fortune 500 company. He also played active role in provisioning infrastructure for one of the largest cash transfer programme in the world.
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Configuration and monitoring


Having understood the concepts of XDCR, let's try to configure XDCR using the admin UI. In order to configure it, we need to log on to the web admin UI and use the XDCR tab. Let's recall what we did in the previous chapter; we configured XDCR in a unidirection replication from a Couchbase cluster to an ElasticSearch cluster. When you click on Create Cluster Reference, the following panel will pop up:

XDCR cluster configuration

You need to enter the name of the cluster; it's just a logical name. You also need to specify the destination cluster hostname/IP in the IP/hostname text box. In the security section, you can specify the username and password of the credential to connect to the destination cluster. Then, where is the source cluster? It's the cluster that you connected with the web admin UI.

If you want to enable encryption for the traffic between the clusters while performing the XDCR replication, you can check the Enable Encryption box. When you enable encryption...

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Henry Potsangbam is an experienced software developer, administrator, and architect with more than 14 years of experience in enterprise application architecture, design, and development. He's worked in various domains, such as e-commerce, retail, and energy sectors. He is an IBM certified application and solution developer, SAP Certified Netweaver EP Consultant and CIPM (project management). Always fascinated by and interested in exploring emerging technologies to solve business scenarios, Henry has been following NoSQL and Couchbase since its initial release around 2011. In his spare time, he explores, and educates professionals in big data technologies such as Hadoop (Mapr, Hortonworks, and Cloudera), enterprise integration (camel, fuse esb, and Mule), analytics with R, messaging with kafka, rabbitMQ, the OSGI framework, NoSQL (Couchbase, Cassandra, and Mongodb), enterprise architecture, and so on. During his career, he architect private cloud implementation using virtualization for one of the fortune 500 company. He also played active role in provisioning infrastructure for one of the largest cash transfer programme in the world.
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