Build and run GraphSpace docker image using DockerFile

Running Docker

The reason we have a docker image is to make it easier for you to run GraphSpace on your local machine. Follow these steps to build and run the graphspace docker image on your machine:

1. Install Docker

   Check out How To Install and Use Docker on Ubuntu 16.04 to learn how to install Docker on Ubuntu instances.

2. Install Docker-compose

   Check out How To Install Docker Compose on Ubuntu 16.04 to learn how to install Docker Compose on Ubuntu instances.

3. Clone the GraphSpace repo.

   git clone -b notifications https://github.com/Murali-group/GraphSpace.git

4. Go to GraphSpace repo.

5. Purging all dangling and unused images, containers, volumes, and networks

   # These commands work for Ubuntu 16.04
   sudo docker system prune
   sudo docker system prune -a
   

6. Run docker

   sudo docker-compose up
   

7. Go to 0.0.0.0:8000 in your browser to access GraphSpace.

If you face any problems, please refer to this issue and let us know if it doesn't help.

Upgrade Docker

Follow these steps:

1. Fork the GraphSpace repository.

2. Update the DockerFile with new packages.

   Learn more about how to work with DockerFile here

3. Update docker_command.sh file, add command to run the installed package/service. These commands are executed when the docker image is run on a container.

4. After thorough testing send a PR.