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Creating a sample Virtuoso Docker instance Here is a quick example of how to create a new virtuoso instance on your system: $ mkdir my_virtdb $ cd my_virtdb $ docker run \ --name my_virtdb \ --interactive \ --tty \ --env DBA_PASSWORD=mysecret \ --publish 1111:1111 \ --publish 8890:8890 \ --volume `pwd`:/database \ openlink/virtuoso-closedsource-8:latest This will create a new Virtuoso database in the my_virtdb subdirectory and starts a Virtuoso instance with the HTTP server listening on port 8890 and the ODBC / JDBC / ADO.Net / OLE-DB / ISQL data server listening on port 1111. The docker image in running in foreground (with -i or --interactive) mode, so you can see what it is doing. You should now be able to contact the Virtuoso HTTP server using the following URL: http://localhost:8890/ You can shut down Virtuoso by pressing the CTRL and C buttons in that terminal session. Creating a sample Virtuoso Docker instance Here is a quick example of how to create a new virtuoso instance on your system: $ mkdir my_virtdb $ cd my_virtdb $ docker run \ --name my_virtdb \ --interactive \ --tty \ --env DBA_PASSWORD=mysecret \ --publish 1111:1111 \ --publish 8890:8890 \ --volume `pwd`:/database \ openlink/virtuoso-closedsource-8:latest This will create a new Virtuoso 11 database in the my_virtdb subdirectory and starts a Virtuoso instance with the HTTP server listening on port 8890 and the ODBC 2 / JDBC / ADO.Net / OLE-DB / ISQL data server listening on port 1111. The docker 8 image in running in foreground (with -i or --interactive) mode, so you can see what it is doing. You should now be able to contact the Virtuoso 11 HTTP server using the following URL: http://localhost:8890/ You can shut down Virtuoso by pressing the CTRL and C buttons in that terminal session.
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