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Install LinkedDataHub, log in with a WebID, and request access to a dataspace
If you are wondering what LinkedDataHub is and what it can do, start with About LinkedDataHub. The running example throughout the documentation is the Northwind Traders demo app — the iconic sample database as an RDF Knowledge Graph, running live at northwind-traders.demo.linkeddatahub.com.
Setup
Setup is only required if you plan to run your own instance of LinkedDataHub. It takes
a few steps: create a configuration file and run a
make command.
If you want to use an existing instance of LinkedDataHub, proceed to the next step.
Get an account
With LinkedDataHub, you obtain a WebID and use its client certificate for authentication. You can obtain the WebID either by setting up your own instance or signing up on an existing instance. Alternatively, you can authenticate using your Google or ORCID login.
Request access
After you log in to (authenticate with) a LinkedDataHub instance, the next step is getting an authorization from its owners that allows you to view and possibly append or edit documents. That is done by issuing an access request.
Where to next
New to LinkedDataHub? The tutorial builds a complete dataspace, from empty to published. The user guide covers the everyday tasks in standalone recipes: creating data, importing data, editing content in place, managing dataspaces, installing packages, and working with version history. The reference describes every feature in full.
Note that most management actions can also be performed using the CLI (Command Line Interface). Where applicable, the UI and CLI instructions are shown side by side.
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