Persisting Couchbase Data Across Container Restarts

Best Practices for Virtualized Platforms offers guidance on running Couchbase on virtualized platforms such as Amazon Web Services and Azure, as well as within Docker containers. The text emphasizes the importance of data persistence, recommending that Couchbase node-specific data be mapped to a local folder to ensure data is preserved across container restarts. The document contrasts implicit per-container storage, which does not preserve data upon container termination, with explicit host directory mapping that maintains data by linking a directory on the host file system with the container. It also suggests more robust solutions for persistent storage, such as using shared network filesystems like Ceph or Docker Volume Plugins like Flocker, and points to external resources for further information about managing data in containers and running Couchbase in different frameworks.

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