ronix/segrada repository overview

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Segrada is a semantic graph database for research and documentation.

See http://www.segrada.org/⁠ for more information.

Features:

• Create entities and describe them. Add tags, colors and icons to your entities.
• Connect entities sematically. Define relation types, tag relations and types.
• Create a tag ontology by creating a tag hierarchy.
• Add source entries and add references to entities and relations.
• Upload files and connect them with everything.
• Full text search of database and files
• Graph view of connections
• PDF-Preview of uploaded pdf files
• Powerful filtering and search features
• Multiple users possible
• Scalable: Use on desktop, run as single or distributed server.
• Internationalized: Currently English and German

Pull latest version: docker pull ronix/segrada or pull a specific version: docker pull ronix/segrada:v0.4.1

Running in Docker:

docker run --name segrada -p 8080:8080 ronix/segrada

or with persistent database volume:

docker run --name segrada -p 8080:8080 -v path_to/segrada_data:/usr/local/segrada/segrada_data ronix/segrada

If you want to test Segrada in a distributed environment, you can run OrientDb and Solr on Docker, too. Do the following:

# get empty database and prepare Orient directory to use below
mkdir mysegrada_test
cd mysegrada_test
wget http://segrada.org/fileadmin/downloads/SegradaEmptyDB.tar.gz
tar xzf SegradaEmptyDB.tar.gz
rm SegradaEmptyDB.tar.gz
mkdir orientdbs
mv segrada_data/db/ orientdbs/Segrada
# this is for testing only - should be changed in production:
chmod 777 segrada_data

# pull and run OrientDB
docker pull orientdb/orientdb
docker run -d -e "ORIENTDB_ROOT_PASSWORD=12345" \
    -v "$(pwd)/databases:/orientdb/databases" -p 2424:2424 \
    -p 2480:2480 orientdb/orientdb

# pull and run Solr
docker pull solr
docker run --name my_solr -d -p 8983:8983 -t solr
# create segrada core (Segrada will use default schema of Solr)
sudo docker exec -it --user=solr my_solr bin/solr create_core -c segrada

# pull and run
docker pull ronix/segrada
docker run -d -e "SEGRADA_ORIENTDB_LOGIN=admin" \
    -e "SEGRADA_ORIENTDB_URL=remote:localhost/Segrada" \
    -v "$(pwd)/segrada_data:/usr/local/segrada/segrada_data" \
    -e "SEGRADA_ORIENTDB_PASSWORD=admin" \
    -e "SEGRADA_SOLR_SERVER=http://localhost:8983/solr/segrada" \
    --net="host" -p 8080:8080 ronix/segrada

Now you only have to cope with the issue of distributing uploading files. You can use a network and/or distributed file system for this, like NFS, Gluster, or Ceph. Another option would be to synchronize files between nodes. BitTorrentSync or syncthing would be choices here.