Multiple Bucket Connections in Couchbase and Ruby

Connecting to multiple buckets in Couchbase using Ruby requires setting up and configuring separate connections for each bucket. This can be achieved by creating a connection pool object that proxies methods to individual Couchbase::Bucket instances, allowing for thread-safe access to different buckets. The process involves specifying key prefixes and pool sizes, as well as writing custom code to handle operations on multiple buckets. While the Couchbase-Model gem in Ruby does not currently support connecting to multiple buckets, developers can use a connection pool object to achieve this functionality, enabling them to map attributes of a model to different buckets when reading and writing objects.

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