CouchDB Server Admin Web Portal

Q

What is CouchDB Server Admin Web Portal?

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A

If you are running BYFN (Build Your First Network) with the CouchDB option, the World State of each peer node is stored a CouchDB server running as Docker container.

The CouchDB server supports an admin web portal that allows you manage the CouchDB server, its databases and documents in each database.

1. Run a Web browser and enter the following URL to use the Web portal CouchDB container linked to peer0.org1:

http://40.121.62.144:5984/_utils/

You see a list of databases on this CouchDB container:

_replicator  2.3 KB  1  
_users  2.3 KB  1  
mychannel_  13.8 KB  2  
mychannel__lifecycle  50.1 KB  0  
mychannel_lscc  0.7 KB  1  
mychannel_mycc  2.7 KB  2

Click on "mychannel_mycc", you see 2 documents representing 2 assets managed by "mycc" chaincode on "mychannel" channel.

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