Currently (with 4.5.0) the app starts but it never connects to the node. It also spins up a memcached process that’s using 99% CPU that never seems to end.
Does anyone have an estimate as to when a fix will be released?
Hi J,
There’s a version of Couchbase Server for Mac OS X Sierra you can get on the downloads page. I’m running it on my laptop. Have you had a chance to try that one out?
-Will
I tried the latest 4.1.0 Community edition, installed on my macOS Sierra Macbook and still am having the memcached 100% cpu issue. Totally unusable. I tried wiping the build and ~Library files twice, still no luck. Memcache spins up even before the whole bucket setup process.
I also tried the 4.5.0 Enterprise with no luck. I need my cluster running by tonight, so please let me know asap if you’re aware of a fix of I need to format and reinstall El Capitan to get this running.
Couchbase as a company releases new features and fixes in Enterprise Edition and then releases the fixes in CE on a delayed schedule. Some people build their own custom versions of Couchbase Server CE. To fix the particular issue that crops up with Mac OS X Sierra, it would require back porting changes to many components (basically building them with more recent versions of Go and then testing to make sure they work right). Right now, it’s not 100% clear when Couchbase the company will be able to make those fixes available for CE.
When you say you weren’t able to get Couchbase Server Enterprise Edition Preview for Mac OS X Sierra 4.5.0 working, what behavior did you observe? Can you find something in the log? You might start by looking at error.log.
By default, Couchbase logs on the Mac can be found here:
The version I’ve downloaded is the 4.5.0 (current) showing on the downloads page (couchbase-server-enterprise_4.5.0-macos_x86_64.zip 4.5.0-2601 Enterprise Edition (build-2601) ). There’s no mentioning of the “Preview for macOS Sierra”. Am I missing something?
Hi @geretti@jcurtis -
I owe you both an apology - I misunderstood what Couchbase released and what we didn’t. No wonder everyone was confused!
It’s tentatively planned to release a developer preview build of 4.6 that will support Mac OS X Sierra and Windows 10 Anniversary edition at the end of October.
Until then, I recommend you run Couchbase Server in a Linux VM / Docker / Vagrant etc. I know it’s not as convenient.