A scalable platform for building linked data applications.
Trellis is a rock-solid, enterprise-ready linked data server. The quickest way to get started with Trellis is to either use a pre-built docker container or download the latest release.
Trellis is built on existing Web standards. It is modular, extensible and fast.
- Wiki
- Configuration guide
- Mailing List
- API Documentation (JavaDocs)
- Website
All source code is open source and licensed as Apache 2. Contributions are always welcome.
Docker containers for Trellis are published on Docker Hub.
Container environments are published with every commit to master and are available for stable
releases starting with Trellis 0.8. More details are available on the
Trellis Wiki.
Docker pull command
docker pull trellisldp/trellis
Or, for the database persistence layer
docker pull trellisldp/trellis-ext-db
In most cases, you won't need to compile Trellis. Released components are available on Maven Central, and the deployable application can be downloaded directly from the Trellis website. However, if you want to build the latest snapshot, you will need, at the very least, to have Java 8+ available. The software can be built with Gradle using this command:
$ ./gradlew install
- py-ldnlib A Python3 library for linked data notifications
- static-ldp A PHP application that serves static files as LDP resources
- trellis-ui A JavaScript single page app for managing Trellis
- trellis-extensions Trellis extension modules, including high performance persistence layers
- trellis-cassandra A Trellis application using Apache Cassandra as a persistence layer.
- camel-ldp-recipes Integration workflows built with Apache Camel