# Couch Formation 4.0.0
Toolset for running and managing Couchbase assets in the cloud.
## Disclaimer
> This package is **NOT SUPPORTED BY COUCHBASE**. The toolset is under active development, therefore features and functionality can change.
## Prerequisites
- Python 3.8+
- Cloud CLI/SDKs
- [AWS CLI](https://aws.amazon.com/cli/)
- [Google Cloud CLI](https://cloud.google.com/sdk/docs/quickstart)
- [Azure CLI](https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/cli/azure/install-azure-cli)
- Homebrew (for macOS)
## Quick Start
### Install (pip user local method):
````
pip install --user couchformation
````
````
export PATH=$(python -m site --user-base)/bin:$PATH
````
### Install (virtual environment method):
#### Linux
Create virtual environment:
````
python -m venv couchformation
````
Activate virtual environment:
````
. couchformation/bin/activate
````
Install Couch Formation into the virtual environment:
````
pip install couchformation
````
#### Activate Windows virtual environment using cmd
````
couchformation\Scripts\activate.bat
````
#### Active Windows virtual environment using PowerShell
````
couchformation\Scripts\Activate.ps1
````
### Install directly from GitHub repo:
````
pip install --user git+https://github.com/couchbaselabs/couch-formation-core
````
## Basic example
### Configure and deploy a Couchbase Server cluster:
````
cloudmgr create --build cbs --cloud gcp --project test-gcp --name test-cluster --region us-central1 --quantity 3 --os_id ubuntu --os_version 22.04 --ssh_key /Users/jdoe/.ssh/jdoe-default-key-pair.pem --machine_type 4x16
````
### Deploy the project:
````
cloudmgr deploy --project test-gcp
````
## MDS example
### Create the initial service group:
```
cloudmgr create --build cbs --cloud aws --project dev01 --name testdb01 --region us-east-2 --quantity 3 --os_id ubuntu --os_version 22.04 --ssh_key /Users/jdoe/.ssh/jdoe-default-key-pair.pem --machine_type 8x32
```
### Add a second service group:
```
cloudmgr add --build cbs --cloud aws --project dev01 --name testdb01 --region us-east-2 --quantity 2 --os_id ubuntu --os_version 22.04 --ssh_key /Users/jdoe/.ssh/jdoe-default-key-pair.pem --machine_type 8x32 --services analytics
```
## Multiservice project example
Configure a 3 node Couchbase Server cluster in US Ease, another 3 node Couchbase Server cluster in US West, plus a Linux generic node and a Windows generic node to run an application.
```
cloudmgr create --build cbs --cloud aws --project dev01 --name source01 --region us-east-2 --quantity 3 --os_id ubuntu --os_version 22.04 --ssh_key /Users/jdoe/.ssh/jdoe-default-key-pair.pem --machine_type 8x32
```
```
cloudmgr create --build cbs --cloud aws --project dev01 --name target01 --region us-west-2 --quantity 3 --os_id ubuntu --os_version 22.04 --ssh_key /Users/jdoe/.ssh/jdoe-default-key-pair.pem --machine_type 8x32
```
```
cloudmgr create --build generic --cloud aws --project dev01 --name app01 --region us-east-2 --quantity 1 --os_id ubuntu --os_version 22.04 --ssh_key /Users/jdoe/.ssh/jdoe-default-key-pair.pem --machine_type 8x32
```
```
cloudmgr create --build generic --cloud aws --project dev01 --name app02 --region us-east-2 --quantity 1 --os_id windows --os_version 2022 --ssh_key /Users/jdoe/.ssh/jdoe-default-key-pair.pem --machine_type 8x32
```
## Providing tags in AWS
```
cloudmgr create --build cbs --cloud aws --project test-db --name testdb --region us-east-1 --auth_mode sso --ssh_key /Users/jdoe/.ssh/jdoe-default-key-pair.pem --os_id ubuntu --os_version 22.04 --machine_type 8x32 --quantity 3 --tags user:john.doe@example.com
```
## Custom services example
```
cloudmgr create --build cbs --cloud aws --project eventing --name eventing01 --region us-east-2 --quantity 3 --os_id ubuntu --os_version 22.04 --ssh_key /Users/jdoe/.ssh/jdoe-default-key-pair.pem --machine_type 8x32 --services data,index,query,eventing
```
## Sync Gateway example
### Create the Couchbase Server cluster:
```
cloudmgr create --build cbs --cloud aws --project sgw-dev01 --name devdb01 --region us-east-2 --quantity 3 --os_id ubuntu --os_version 22.04 --ssh_key /Users/jdoe/.ssh/jdoe-default-key-pair.pem --machine_type 4x16
```
### Create a Sync Gateway and connect to the cluster:
```
cloudmgr create --build sgw --cloud aws --project sgw-dev01 --name gateway --region us-east-2 --quantity 1 --os_id ubuntu --os_version 22.04 --ssh_key /Users/jdoe/.ssh/jdoe-default-key-pair.pem --machine_type 4x16 --connect devdb01
```
## Capella example
For Capella the Couch Formation project aligns with the Capella project.
```
cloudmgr create --build capella --cloud capella --project test-project --name test-cluster --profile pytest --region us-east-2 --quantity 3 --provider aws --machine_type 4x16
```
Optionally create an app service (Sync Gateway in Capella) and attach it to a Capella database.
```
cloudmgr create --build capella --cloud capella --project test-project --name test-app-svc --profile pytest --quantity 2 --machine_type 4x8 --type mobile --connect test-cluster
```
## Columnar example
```
cloudmgr create --build columnar --cloud capella --project test-project --name test-cluster --profile pytest --provider aws --region us-east-1 --machine_type 4x32 --quantity 1
```
## Capella automatic peering
Use the `--peer_project` argument to provide a project for peering:
```
cloudmgr create --build capella --cloud capella --project test-capella --name testdb --profile test --provider aws --region us-east-1 --cidr 10.12.4.0/23 --machine_type 8x32 --quantity 3 --peer_project test-node
```
Deploy the peer project (if not already deployed):
```
cloudmgr deploy --project test-node
```
Then deploy the Capella project:
```
cloudmgr deploy --project test-capella
```
NOTE: Automatic peering is only supported with AWS and GCP.
## Additional commands
### Destroy a project:
```
cloudmgr destroy --project dev01
```
### List node details (including IP addresses and generated passwords):
```
cloudmgr list --project dev01
```
### Operate on only one service in a project:
```
cloudmgr deploy --project dev01 --name source01
```
### List all projects and services:
```
cloudmgr list
```
### Display detailed information about configured services in a project:
```
cloudmgr show --project dev01
```
### Recall the CLI commands that were used to add services to a project (you can use this to copy and paste to create a new project):
```
cloudmgr cli --project dev01
```
### Change the values for parameters in a previously created service:
```
cloudmgr update --project dev01 --name node --machine_type 8x32
```
### Change the values for parameters for a service node group:
```
cloudmgr update --project dev01 --name testdb --group 2 --machine_type 4x16
```
## AWS SSO Support
### Setup AWS CLI SSO:
```
aws configure sso
```
### SSO Integration:
Use the auth_mode option to enable SSO integration. Couch Formation will open a browser for you to complete the SSO process, or you will have to paste the link provided into a browser to continue.
```
cloudmgr create --build cbs --cloud aws --project dev01 --name testdb01 --auth_mode sso --region us-east-2 --quantity 3 --os_id ubuntu --os_version 22.04 --ssh_key /Users/jdoe/.ssh/jdoe-default-key-pair.pem --machine_type 8x32
```
## AWS Default Authentication
Configure the AWS CLI via an appropriate method based on your IAM settings. For example use ```aws configure``` to configure long term credentials, or manually set the access parameters in ```.aws/credentials``` or with environment variables. Couch Formation accepts an optional ```--profile``` service configuration parameter to use a specific auth profile. Check [here](https://docs.aws.amazon.com/cli/latest/userguide/getting-started-quickstart.html#getting-started-quickstart-new) for more information.
## GCP Default Authentication
For Google Cloud use ```gcloud auth application-default login``` to configure CLI access. Check [here](https://cloud.google.com/sdk/gcloud/reference/auth) for more information.
## Azure Default Authentication
For Azure use ```az login``` to configure CLI access. Check [here](https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/cli/azure/authenticate-azure-cli-interactively) for more information.
## Capella Support
The automation for Capella uses the v4 public API. To use the automation, set the `capella.token` and `capella.user` configuration parameters.
```
cloudmgr config set capella.token dGhpcyBpcyBhIHNhbXBsZSBzdHJpbmcgZm9yIFJFQURNRS5tZC4uCg==
cloudmgr config set capella.user john.doe@example.com
```
By default, the Couch Formation project is used as the Capella project. To use a different Capella project, set the `capella.project` parameter.
```
cloudmgr config set capella.project my-project
```
## Windows
Download and install a 64-bit version of Python 3.8+ from [here](https://www.python.org/downloads/windows/). Use the ```Run as Administrator``` option to start PowerShell and then install Couch Formation with ```pip```. Once the installation is complete, it will be available for all users (launch a PowerShell window as your login user to use Couch Formation). You should install the ```wheel``` pacakge before you install Couch Formation.
```
pip3 install wheel
```
```
pip3 install couchformation
```
## Configuration Parameters
| Parameter | Description |
|-----------------|----------------------------|
| capella.token | Capella API token |
| capella.user | Capella user email address |
| capella.user.id | Capella user ID |
| capella.project | Capella project |
## Operating System Information
| ID | Operating System | Versions | AWS User | GCP User | Azure User |
|---------------|--------------------------|--------------|---------------|-----------|------------|
| amzn | Amazon Linux | 2, 2023 | ec2-user | N/A | N/A |
| rhel | Red Hat Enterprise Linux | 8, 9 | ec2-user | admin | rhel |
| centos | CentOS | 8 | centos | centos | centos |
| ol | Oracle Linux | 8, 9 | ec2-user | N/A | N/A |
| rocky | Rocky Linux | 8, 9 | rocky | rocky | N/A |
| fedora | Fedora | 34 | core | fedora | N/A |
| sles | SUSE Linux | 12, 15 | ec2-user | admin | sles |
| opensuse-leap | openSUSE | 15 | ec2-user | admin | sles |
| ubuntu | Ubuntu Linux | 20.04, 22.04 | ubuntu | ubuntu | ubuntu |
| debian | Debian Linux | 10, 11 | admin | admin | debian |
| windows | Windows Server | 2019, 2022 | Administrator | adminuser | adminuser |
| macos | macOS | 13, 14 | ec2-user | N/A | N/A |
## Build Types
| Build Type | Description |
|------------|---------------------------------|
| cbs | Couchbase Server |
| cbscert | Couchbase Server with cert auth |
| cbsc | Couchbase Community Edition |
| sgw | Sync Gateway |
| capella | Capella Database |
| columnar | Capella Columnar |
| generic | Base configured node from image |
| database | Generic database node |
| windev | Windows development host |
## Troubleshooting
Log files are written to ```.config/couch-formation/log```.
<br><br>
To create a support bundle with diagnostic information, use the ```dump``` command.
```
cloudmgr dump
```
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The toolset is under active development, therefore features and functionality can change.\n\n## Prerequisites\n- Python 3.8+\n- Cloud CLI/SDKs\n - [AWS CLI](https://aws.amazon.com/cli/)\n - [Google Cloud CLI](https://cloud.google.com/sdk/docs/quickstart)\n - [Azure CLI](https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/cli/azure/install-azure-cli)\n- Homebrew (for macOS)\n\n## Quick Start\n### Install (pip user local method):\n````\npip install --user couchformation\n````\n````\nexport PATH=$(python -m site --user-base)/bin:$PATH\n````\n### Install (virtual environment method):\n#### Linux\nCreate virtual environment:\n````\npython -m venv couchformation\n````\nActivate virtual environment:\n````\n. couchformation/bin/activate\n````\nInstall Couch Formation into the virtual environment:\n````\npip install couchformation\n````\n#### Activate Windows virtual environment using cmd\n````\ncouchformation\\Scripts\\activate.bat\n````\n#### Active Windows virtual environment using 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us-east-2 --quantity 3 --os_id ubuntu --os_version 22.04 --ssh_key /Users/jdoe/.ssh/jdoe-default-key-pair.pem --machine_type 4x16\n```\n### Create a Sync Gateway and connect to the cluster:\n```\ncloudmgr create --build sgw --cloud aws --project sgw-dev01 --name gateway --region us-east-2 --quantity 1 --os_id ubuntu --os_version 22.04 --ssh_key /Users/jdoe/.ssh/jdoe-default-key-pair.pem --machine_type 4x16 --connect devdb01\n```\n\n## Capella example\nFor Capella the Couch Formation project aligns with the Capella project.\n```\ncloudmgr create --build capella --cloud capella --project test-project --name test-cluster --profile pytest --region us-east-2 --quantity 3 --provider aws --machine_type 4x16\n```\nOptionally create an app service (Sync Gateway in Capella) and attach it to a Capella database.\n```\ncloudmgr create --build capella --cloud capella --project test-project --name test-app-svc --profile pytest --quantity 2 --machine_type 4x8 --type mobile --connect test-cluster\n```\n\n## Columnar example\n```\ncloudmgr create --build columnar --cloud capella --project test-project --name test-cluster --profile pytest --provider aws --region us-east-1 --machine_type 4x32 --quantity 1\n```\n\n## Capella automatic peering\nUse the `--peer_project` argument to provide a project for peering:\n```\ncloudmgr create --build capella --cloud capella --project test-capella --name testdb --profile test --provider aws --region us-east-1 --cidr 10.12.4.0/23 --machine_type 8x32 --quantity 3 --peer_project test-node\n```\n\nDeploy the peer project (if not already deployed):\n```\ncloudmgr deploy --project test-node\n```\nThen deploy the Capella project:\n```\ncloudmgr deploy --project test-capella\n```\nNOTE: Automatic peering is only supported with AWS and GCP.\n\n## Additional commands\n### Destroy a project:\n```\ncloudmgr destroy --project dev01\n```\n\n### List node details (including IP addresses and generated passwords):\n```\ncloudmgr list --project 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Check [here](https://docs.aws.amazon.com/cli/latest/userguide/getting-started-quickstart.html#getting-started-quickstart-new) for more information.\n\n## GCP Default Authentication\nFor Google Cloud use ```gcloud auth application-default login``` to configure CLI access. Check [here](https://cloud.google.com/sdk/gcloud/reference/auth) for more information.\n\n## Azure Default Authentication\nFor Azure use ```az login``` to configure CLI access. Check [here](https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/cli/azure/authenticate-azure-cli-interactively) for more information.\n\n## Capella Support\nThe automation for Capella uses the v4 public API. To use the automation, set the `capella.token` and `capella.user` configuration parameters.\n```\ncloudmgr config set capella.token dGhpcyBpcyBhIHNhbXBsZSBzdHJpbmcgZm9yIFJFQURNRS5tZC4uCg==\ncloudmgr config set capella.user john.doe@example.com\n```\nBy default, the Couch Formation project is used as the Capella project. 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