There has not to my knowledge. As a CouchDB user I'm definitely interested in th...

jrullmann · on March 25, 2014

You'll need two pieces to run Jepsen against a database:

1. Code to provision a five cluster database (using Aphyr's Salticid deployment system)

2. Code to do some reads and writes to the database (this is run by Jepsen)

It might be helpful to look through the pull request I submitted to Aphyr for FoundationDB's test, so you can see the pieces: https://github.com/aphyr/jepsen/pull/10

rancor · on March 25, 2014

Thanks, that's super helpful. A great writeup, by the way.

jrullmann · on March 25, 2014

Thanks - it was a great way to learn more about the database, and the effect of network partitions in general.

willholley · on April 3, 2014

We (Cloudant) ran a Jepsen-style test against our clustered CouchDB implementation (similar to BigCouch). The write-up is at https://cloudant.com/blog/run-dmc-explains-network-partition....

The clustering layer is getting merged into CouchDB and will provide semantics closer to other Dynamo-style systems (e.g. Cassandra, Riak).