- v2.13.1
- v2.13.1 - alpine:3.17
- v2.13.1-debian - debian:bullseye-slim
- v2.13.1-rockylinux - rockylinux/rockylinux:8.7
- v2.13.0
- v2.13.0 - alpine:3.16
- v2.13.0-debian - debian:bullseye-slim
- v2.13.0-rockylinux - rockylinux/rockylinux:8.4
- v2.12.0
- v2.12.0 - alpine:3.14
- v2.12.0-debian - debian:bullseye-slim
- v2.12.0-rockylinux - rockylinux/rockylinux:8.4
- v2.5.0
- v2.5.0 - alpine:3.14
- v2.5.0-debian - debian:bullseye-slim
- v2.5.0-centos - centos:8
- v2.1.3
- v2.1.3 - alpine:3.13
- v2.1.3-debian - debian:stretch
- older than v2.1.1
- Based on CentOS 7
$ docker run --name agensgraph -e POSTGRES_PASSWORD=agensgraph -d bitnine/agensgraph:v2.1.3
# Username: postgres
# Password: agensgraph
- All environment arguments compatibility with postgresql, so you can read more deeply in the README of postgresql docker.
$ docker run -d \
--name agensgraph \
-e POSTGRES_PASSWORD=agensgraph \
-e PGDATA=/var/lib/postgresql/data/pgdata \
-v /custom/mount:/var/lib/postgresql/data \
bitnine/agensgraph:v2.1.3
The image already has a graph("agens_graph"), and you can see the list of graphs created with the \dG
command.
$ docker exec -it {NAME OR CONTAINER_ID} /bin/bash
bash-5.1# psql -u postgres
psql (10.4)
Type "help" for help.
postgres=# CREATE GRAPH AGENS;
CREATE GRAPH
postgres=# SET GRAPH_PATH=AGENS;
SET
postgres=# CREATE (:person {name: 'Tom'})-[:knows]->(:person {name: 'Summer'});
UPDATE 3
postgres=# CREATE (:person {name: 'Pat'})-[:knows]->(:person {name: 'Nikki'});
UPDATE 3
postgres=# CREATE (:person {name: 'Olive'})-[:knows]->(:person {name: 'Todd'});
UPDATE 3
postgres=# MATCH (n) RETURN n;
n
-------------------------------
person[3.7]{"name": "Tom"}
person[3.8]{"name": "Summer"}
person[3.9]{"name": "Pat"}
person[3.10]{"name": "Nikki"}
person[3.11]{"name": "Olive"}
person[3.12]{"name": "Todd"}
(6 rows)
$ docker pull bitnine/agensgraph:v2.1.1
$ docker volume create --name myvolume
- agens
- Temporary mode
$ docker run -it bitnine/agensgraph:v2.1.1 agens
- Save mode
$ docker run -i -t -v myvolume:/home/agens/AgensGraph/data bitnine/agensgraph:v2.1.1 agens
- Temporary mode
- bash
$ docker run -it bitnine/agensgraph:v2.1.1 /bin/bash
The image already has a graph("agens_graph"), and you can see the list of graphs created with the \dG
command.
- list graph
agens=# \dG
- set graph
agens=# set graph_path=graph_name;
- show graph
agens=# show graph_path;
- AgensGraph Quick Guide : https://bitnine.net/documentations/manual/agens_graph_quick_guide.html
- Dockerfile repository : https://github.com/bitnine-oss/agensgraph-docker.git