edmcouncil/ontology-publisher Docker 镜像 - 轩辕镜像

Ontology Builder

What is the Ontology Builder?

The Ontology Builder is a Docker Image that executes the build process, testing and publishing the git-based content of an Ontology "Family" like FIBO.

The Ontology Builder can process any Ontology Family as long as it is based into one git repository.

It has as input a git-clone of the repository of the Ontology Family (the source) and as output a target directory with tested and publishable content. This content can be copied to a site, in the FIBO case that would be [***]

Local Usage

The Ontology Builder can be run "locally" on your Ontology Development machine provided that you have installed Docker.

• Docker for Windows
• Docker for Mac

Run the publisher with the following command:

bash
./docker-run.sh --run

If you'd like to have a shell inside the Docker Container use this:

bash
./docker-run.sh --shell

If you'd like the ontology-publisher's container to use your local drive for both input and output then add the --dev parameter:

bash
./docker-run.sh --shell --dev

If you'd like the ontology-publisher's container to start with a clean slate in the output directory then add --clean:

bash
./docker-run.sh --shell --dev --clean

If you'd like to just build the image:

bash
./docker-run.sh --buildimage

If you'd like to publish the image to Docker Hub:

bash
./docker-run.sh --pushimage

Jenkins

TODO: The text below this point needs to be updated.

How can I get access?

The FIBO Jenkins server runs at [***] It uses Github user authentication, so everyone needs to have a Github userid in order to access the Jenkins server. This userid needs to be part of the EDM Council organization on Github.

Jenkins Master & Slaves

The server that runs at [***] is the so called "Jenkins Master Server". The idea is that most common jobs will run there, until we need more capacity. In that case we can delegate the work of running Jenkins jobs to "slaves". These are Jenkins-servers that do not have their own GUI, they're installed on any other machine automatically by the Jenkins Master, and simply run Jenkins jobs.

Vendor Slaves

The facility that Jenkins provides to run jobs on a slave, can also be used to run specific jobs on special hardware. That hardware could be hosted elsewhere, for instance at the premises of a vendor in the FIBO space, such as a triple store vendor. These vendors could then run the FIBO test jobs on their own hardware, all configured and tuned as good as it gets. Whenever a change is pulled into the FIBO repository, all sorts of jobs can get triggered on many different machines, validating that change.

fibo-infra repo & directory structure

• bin/

  The bin/ directory contains scripts and executable tools (like jena) that can be used on your own computer or in a Jenkins job context.