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Environment=FUSEKI_HOME=/usr/share/fuseki | Environment=FUSEKI_HOME=/usr/share/fuseki | ||
Environment=FUSEKI_BASE=/etc/fuseki | Environment=FUSEKI_BASE=/etc/fuseki | ||
ExecStart=/usr/share/fuseki/fuseki-server | ExecStart=/usr/share/fuseki/fuseki-server | ||
User=root | |||
User= | |||
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Enable and run the service: | Enable and run the service: | ||
systemctl enable fuseki | systemctl enable fuseki | ||
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systemctl status fuseki | systemctl status fuseki | ||
And again check its web UI at http://localhost:3030 | |||
* you try to create a db a make and perform and INSERT statement, which be stored in <code>/etc/fuseki/databases/databasename/</code> | |||
==Cofig== | |||
==Security== | |||
==Logging== | |||
==Backups== | |||
systemctl daemon-reload | |||
Revision as of 19:15, 19 May 2020
Run Fuseki as a systemd service
As root got
cd /usr/local/src
Download & untar
wget https://apache.redkiwi.nl/jena/binaries/apache-jena-fuseki-3.15.0.tar.gz tar xfvz apache-jena-fuseki-3.15.0.tar.gz cd apache-jena-fuseki-3.15.0
Fuseki File Layout
I will follow the Filesystem layout suggested by the official documentation for [1] for running Fuseki as a service
Environment Variable Default Setting FUSEKI_HOME /usr/share/fuseki FUSEKI_BASE /etc/fuseki
- FUSEKI_HOME(Distribution area) – a is essentially the fuseki-server binary and a few helper scripts
- FUSEKI_BASE(Runtime area) – is a directory that contains the configuration, dbs, logs - which should be backup and not changed with updates of the Fuseki binaries.
So let's go ahead and create those directories and move the corresponding files to the right dir
mkdir /usr/share/fuseki mkdir /etc/fuseki
mv {fuseki,fuseki-server,fuseki-server.bat,fuseki-server.jar,fuseki.war,bin,webapp} /usr/share/fuseki/
mv -r run/* /etc/fuseki/
And we can make a test run by running:
/usr/share/fuseki/fuseki-server
And checking the if the server is up by visiting http://localhost:3030/index.html
Service file
Inside the untared dir /usr/local/src/apache-jena-fuseki-3.15.0 you can find the file fuseki.service
This file should be copied to /etc/system.d/system and edited in order to run Fuseki as a service. The file itself is quite self explanatory, so I will only write here my changes, which match the file system structure I went for.
cp fuseki.service /etc/systemd/system
vi /etc/systemd/system/fuseki.service
Environment=FUSEKI_HOME=/usr/share/fuseki Environment=FUSEKI_BASE=/etc/fuseki ExecStart=/usr/share/fuseki/fuseki-server User=root
Enable and run the service:
systemctl enable fuseki systemctl start fuseki
Check it's status
systemctl status fuseki
And again check its web UI at http://localhost:3030
- you try to create a db a make and perform and INSERT statement, which be stored in
/etc/fuseki/databases/databasename/
Cofig
Security
Logging
Backups
systemctl daemon-reload
