TuGraph 4.5.2 on Ubuntu 24.04 LTS

TuGraph is a high-performance online transactional (OLTP) graph database. It stores data as vertices and edges and traverses deep, highly connected relationships quickly, queried with Cypher and ISO GQL. This cloudimg image runs the official TuGraph 4.5.2 runtime as a Docker container on Ubuntu 24.04 LTS, pinned by exact image tag.

TuGraph ships a genuinely browsable web console, so this image gives you a real UI: a graph workbench reachable in a browser at the server root, where you run graph queries, visualise results as an interactive graph and manage graphs and users, alongside a REST API and a Bolt endpoint for applications. On first boot the image seeds a small demonstration graph so you can sign in and immediately run a query and explore relationships. The database's HTTP and Bolt ports bind to loopback only, with nginx fronting everything on port 80 and an unauthenticated health check for load balancers.

There is no usable default login baked into the image. A stock TuGraph ships a single well known default administrator; this image initialises a fresh database on first boot, rotates the administrator to a unique per-VM password written to a root-only file, and proves the well known default is rejected before the service is marked ready. Graph storage lives on a dedicated 30 GiB Azure data disk, independent of the OS disk and independently resizable. The image ships with the latest security patches applied at build time and stays current through unattended upgrades, with 24/7 cloudimg support.

TuGraph is free and open source under the Apache License 2.0, with no per-CPU or per-deployment fee. cloudimg is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by the TuGraph project or Ant Group.