This is a Docker image for running Apache Jena Fuseki with a web interface.
This is an extended version of https://github.com/stain/jena-docker.
You can find more documentation here.
To build an image, execute:
docker build -t jena-fuseki .
You can use args fuseki_sha512 and fuseki_version to change version of Apache Jena Fuseki. The version is 5.0.0 by default.
docker build --build-arg fuseki_sha512=78074d87d4c022ef7e89b8394d2b14ead447a9201d52795d8c9adab0e03341cffc883abb849dab340bbecfc18654e1d126a47d8936241e8e2f036b0d66294c7d --build-arg fuseki_version=4.8.0 -t jena-fuseki:4.8.0 .
To try out this image, try:
docker run -p 3030:3030 jena-fuseki
The Apache Jena Fuseki should then be available at http://localhost:3030/
To expose Fuseki on a different port, simply modify first part of -p:
docker run -p 8080:3030 jena-fuseki
To load RDF graphs, you will need to log in as the admin user. To see the
automatically generated admin password, see the output from above, or
use docker logs with the name of your container.
Note that the password is only generated on the first run, e.g. when the
volume /fuseki is an empty directory.
You can override the admin-password using the form
-e ADMIN_PASSWORD=pw123:
docker run -p 3030:3030 -e ADMIN_PASSWORD=pw123 jena-fuseki