Help:Using Docker

Docker is a software and infrastructure hub to help with the deployment of components and services inside virtual containers.

For users interested in using or supporting an effort to deploy Semantic MediaWiki via Docker see the following issue which collects related activities:

• Semantic MediaWiki: GitHub issue 1218– Docker support

Talks

• SMWCon_Fall_2021/MediaWiki_and_Docker MediaWiki and Docker Marathon at SMWCon_Fall_2021
• Benefits of running MediaWiki in a pertinent dockerized setup from SMWCon Fall 2018

Existing Docker solutions

• Semantic Mediawiki Docker Images (github.com/NaimKabir)
• pymediawikidocker (github.com/WolfgangFahl)
• BITPlan Profiwiki - with preconfigured MetaModel and Loadable Models for your usecases (github.com/BITPlan)
• SMW docker image (github.com/mfalda/)
• Composer based with MariaDB and Nginx (github.com/toniher)
• Composer based Datencockpit (github.com/soudis)
• Single image Ubuntu 16.04 + Mediawiki 1.27.5 and SMW 2.5.8 (github.com/BITPlan)
• Using "docker-compose" to generate a docker image with a Semantic MediaWiki (gitlab.com/hcc23)
• A Docker image for Semantic Mediawiki with some extensions (gitlab.com/pleio)
• A docker container for running SemanticMediaWiki in a kubernetes-styled context (github.com/wirehead)
• Docker scripts for creating a Semantic MediaWiki (github.com/MfN-Berlin) / with the extensions and layout as used at the Museum für Naturkunde Berlin
• Canasta - full-featured MediaWiki stack on Docker. Includes Semantic MediaWiki packaged, only need to enable it with enableSemantics().