Install docker-for-windows or docker-for-mac. More information can be found at Installing Docker Desktop for Windows or Installing Docker Desktop for Mac.
Download and unzip the sources from this repository: https://github.com/bp4mc2/catalog/archive/master.zip
OR use git and make a clone: [email protected]:bp4mc2/catalog.git
The networking configuration uses the simple host.docker.internal DNS entry which is only available in Docker Desktop. This means that the current configuration will not work in a production environment. Changes should be made to:
- /ldt/WEB-INF/resources/apps/ldt/config.xml (change
host.docker.internaltovirtuoso) - /dotwebstack/resources/config/model/backend.trig (change
host.docker.internaltofuseki) - /nginx/default.conf (chang
host.docker.internal:*tovirtuoso:8890,fuseki:3030,ldt:8080anddotwebstack:8081)
If you want to use Kubernetes, you only haven to build the images. Do not run the containers with the commands below. For Kubernetes, use:
cd docker
docker stack deploy --compose-file docker-compose.yml bp4mc2-stack
Use kubectl get po to find out the status of the pods. Status ImagePullBackOff means that you probably haven't build the specific image.
The stack can be removed with docker stack rm bp4mc2-stack
The Kubernetes stack runs at port 80 by default. You can change this by editing the webserver entry in the docker-compose.yml file.
The following services can be reached from http:localhost:
- http://localhost The Linked Data Theatre
- http://localhost/dws The Dot WebStack server
- http://localhost/fuseki The fuseki server
- http://localhost/conductor The Virtuoso conductor
From the root directory of this repository, execute:
cd docker/nginx
docker build -t bp4mc2-nginx .
Execute:
docker run --detach --publish=8888:80 --name=webserver bp4mc2-nginx
The NginX webserver will now be available at http://localhost:8888
If you want the webserver to be available on another port, change the 8888 setting in the execution command above. You'll have to remove the container first (see below).
Execute:
docker logs webserver -f
Ommit the -f if you don't want to follow the log. Use CTRL-C to stop following.
docker stop webserver
docker start webserver
docker container rm webserver
From the root directory of this repository, execute:
cd docker/dotwebstack
docker build -t bp4mc2-dws .
Execute:
docker run --detach --publish=8081:8080 --name=dotwebstack bp4mc2-dws
The DotWebStack server will now be available at http://localhost:8081
If you want the webserver to be available on another port, change the 8081 setting in the execution command above. You'll have to remove the container first (see below).
Execute:
docker logs dotwebstack -f
Ommit the -f if you don't want to follow the log. Use CTRL-C to stop following.
docker stop dotwebstack
docker start dotwebstack
docker container rm dotwebstack
From the root directory of this repository, execute:
cd docker/ldt
docker build -t bp4mc2-ldt .
Execute:
docker run --detach --publish=8080:8080 --name=ldt bp4mc2-ldt
The Linked Data Theatre server will now be available at http://localhost:8080
If you want the webserver to be available on another port, change the first 8080 setting in the execution command above. You'll have to remove the container first (see below).
Execute:
docker logs ldt -f
Ommit the -f if you don't want to follow the log. Use CTRL-C to stop following.
docker stop ldt
docker start ldt
docker container rm ldt
Per default, fuseki restricts the management console to localhost. This restriction is disabled in this configuration. You can change this by editing the shiro.ini file.
From the root directory of this repository, execute:
cd docker/fuseki
docker build -t bp4mc2-fuseki .
Execute:
docker run --detach --publish=3030:3030 --name=fuseki bp4mc2-fuseki
The Linked Data Theatre server will now be available at http://localhost:3030
If you want the webserver to be available on another port, change the first 3030 setting in the execution command above. You'll have to remove the container first (see below).
Execute:
docker logs fuseki -f
Ommit the -f if you don't want to follow the log. Use CTRL-C to stop following.
docker stop fuseki
docker start fuseki
docker container rm fuseki
Default security is enabled for virtuoso: dba/dba
From the root directory of this repository, execute:
cd docker/virtuoso
docker build -t bp4mc2-virtuoso .
Execute:
docker run --detach --publish=8890:8890 --name=virtuoso bp4mc2-virtuoso
The Linked Data Theatre server will now be available at http://localhost:8890
If you want the webserver to be available on another port, change the first 8890 setting in the execution command above. You'll have to remove the container first (see below).
Execute:
docker logs virtuoso -f
Ommit the -f if you don't want to follow the log. Use CTRL-C to stop following.
docker stop virtuoso
docker start virtuoso
docker container rm virtuoso
From the root directory of this repository, execute:
cd docker/ldt-config
docker build -t bp4mc2-ldt-config .
This container is a bit special: it is supposed to work as a shell to run commands against
The actual container in the docker compose is doing absolutely nothing (e.g. /bin/sleep).
To execute the actual command, you first need to find out the pod, using kubectl get po, and than run the following command:
kubectl exec <POD> ./run.sh
This will execute the run script within the container, just ones.
TODO:
- The virtuoso database doesn't run correctly. Maybe we need to create an update script (at port 1111)?
- Maybe we can include the actual config as part of the virtuoso container
- At least the run.sh command should be run as part of the start-up of this container
- Maybe we can find some way to "dispose" of this container, or do it some other way...