This repo is heavily influenced by the outdated code in this repo.
cayley-docker
This is a Docker image for Cayley, an open-source graph database. This Docker image uses a non-release build of Cayley as the last release is about a year and 168 commits old.
Usage
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Install Docker (for example, the Docker Toolbox) on your host machine if you haven't already.
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Create a Docker data volume to hold the persistent boltdb data storage.
docker volume create --name data_volume- Run Cayley in Docker.
Using Cayley trunk from June 13 2016:
docker run -v data_volume:/data -p 64321:64321 -d docker.io/davidp3/cayley:0.4.1-trunkUsing Cayley release 0.4.1 from Apr 2015:
docker run -v data_volume:/data -p 64321:64321 -d docker.io/davidp3/cayley:0.4.1- Get the IP address of the Docker Client. On Linux, this is the IP address of the host machine (i.e.
localhostfrom that machine). On Mac/Windows, this will be the IP address for Cayley:
docker-machine ls | awk '{print $5}'The result will look something like this:
URL
tcp://192.168.99.100:2376- Open
http://localhost:64321(linux) orhttp://192.168.99.100:64321(mac/win) from your browser to access the graph's web GUI.
Backup/Restore the Bolt Database
- To create a backup of the Docker data volume, stored in the current folder as backup.tar.gz:
docker run --rm -v data_volume:/src -v $PWD:/dst ubuntu bash -c "tar zcvf /dst/backup.tar.gz /src"- To restore the backup to a new volume (also named data_volume by the
docker volume createcall):
docker run --rm -v data_volume:/dst -v $PWD:/src ubuntu bash -c "cd /dst && tar zxvf /src/backup.tar.gz --strip 1"The Cayley binary image
Cayley-docker uses a Cayley image I built from trunk. To rebuild it, run this locally:
docker build -t davidp3/cayley-build:0.4.1-trunk -f Dockerfile.build-cayley .Launch the image in a container and pull the .tar.gz from it:
docker run --rm -v $PWD:/dst davidp3/cayley-build:0.4.1-trunk bash -c "cp /opt/cayley/* /dst/"The binary is now in $PWD.