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Runs the Gremlin console from the Titan Graph Database's "all" distribution.
Basic Usage
To start the Gremlin console with the default configuration files available:
docker run -it itzg/titan-gremlin
In order to adjust or further define property files to use within Gremlin,
attach a host directory to the container's /conf such as
docker run -it -v $(pwd)/conf:/conf itzg/titan-gremlin
After running once your host directory will be populated with the distribution-default configuration files. Modify those or add to them and they will available during the next use of gremlin.
Connecting to Cassandra and Elasticsearch Containers
First start containers for Cassandra and Elasticsearch, where the --name you choose
can be arbitrary or left off to use a generated name.
Note: Cassandra's Thrift port is exposed to allow for external usage, such as Titan Browser.
docker run -d --name cass -e PUBLISH_AS=192.168.59.103 -p 9160:9160 cass
docker run -d --name es -p 9300:9300 -e PUBLISH_AS=192.168.59.103:9300 itzg/elasticsearch
Replacing 192.168.59.103 with your Docker host's LAN IP address.
Now start Gremlin linking the containers to the respective aliases
--link <container>:cass--link <container>:es
such as
docker run -it --rm --link cass:cass --link es:es itzg/titan-gremlin
and with that you can follow the Graph of the Gods example, such as
gremlin> GraphOfTheGodsFactory.load(g)
gremlin> saturn = g.V.has('name','saturn').next()
==>v[256]
gremlin> saturn.map()
==>name=saturn
==>age=10000
gremlin> saturn.in('father').in('father').name
==>hercules