BigBlueHat

Not currently. The plugin is focused on providing the easy addition of Hypothes.is-based annotation and commenting to a site. Login and user management is handled via Hypothes.is accounts (which is a free, public service run by a non-profit, fwiw).

Long term goals do include OAuth (etc) style login, and that could be a point of integration in the future.

If you’re curious about the projects progress, you can checkout https://github.com/hypothesis/h
and
https://github.com/hypothesis/vision (for higher level ideas, etc.)

Callum,

If you can get to the Couchbase Web Console at https://localhost:8091/ (or whatever domain name you’re hosting it at), then you can access the UI-level stats for debugging your cluster.

Go in to the Web UI, click “Buckets,” then click the name of the bucket you’re keeping data in (“default” typically). Each stat has a tool-tip that explains what it’s about. Additionally, here are the doc pages for a couple of command line tools that ship with Couchbase:
https://www.couchbase.com/docs/couchbase-manual-2.0/couchbase-monitoring-moxistats.html
https://www.couchbase.com/docs/couchbase-manual-2.0/couchbase-monitoring-nodestats.html

Another tool you can use is cbhealthchecker:
https://github.com/couchbase/healthchecker

If you run that, it’ll generate an HTML report that’s “printer” (and PDF) friendly. If you could generate one of those and put either the HTML or a PDF of it up somewhere, I’d be happy to take a deeper look. The report includes some info on how to fix common setup issues, and that may be all you need.

Also, how many server nodes are you running?

Thanks, Callum.

Yeah…seems there’s something larger amiss in all this. What are you putting in memcached/Couchbase currently? Are you writing MapReduce? or just storing objects/images/stuff?

Thanks for the info, Callum.

Hey Callum,

Couchbase provides direct memcached access via a proxy known as Moxi. The advantage being that old code works with Couchbase, the disadvantage being that get_multi requests are slower going through the proxy.

Additionally, the Couchbase SDK for PHP–which supports a matching API to the memcached PHP extension–provides much faster throughput and simpler node/server management.

There’s a blog post on the Couchbase site about the speed differences:
https://blog.couchbase.com/client-libraries-couchbase-server

You can get the latest 2.0-focused SDK at
https://www.couchbase.com/develop/php/next

Feel free to join us in #libcouchbase on irc.freenode.net or at the Couchbase Forums:
https://www.couchbase.com/forums/

Later,
Benjamin