Ansible is an automation that uses plain SSH connections to configure systems according to a so called playbook.
A playbook defines a target statefor a system and Ansible takes steps to transform the current state into the desired state.
Ansible is executed on a so called control node (For example your PC, laptop, workstation, ...) and connects to one or more managed nodes (For example a server, VM, remote PC, ...).
Install Ansible on your control node using the official install guide: https://docs.ansible.com/ansible/latest/installation_guide/intro_installation.html
This playbook was tested with Jinja2==3.0.3 and ansible==5.7.0.
Prepare your Ansible inventory.
Ansible usues a so called inventory to know which managed nodes to connect to and apply some settings to hosts.
A inventory template can be found in inventory.yaml.example.
GraphDB is a commercial product and requires a license to download.
You can get a free license here: https://www.ontotext.com/products/graphdb/graphdb-free/
After filling out the form, you will receive an e-mail containing a download link.
Use it to download the file, right click on the download in your browser and select the Copy download link option.
The download link should look like this: https://download.ontotext.com/owlim/<Your GraphDB UUID>/graphdb-free-9.1.1-dist.zip
If you have prepared the inventory you can execute the playbook.
To do this use the ansible-playbook -kKi inventory.yaml playbook.yaml command.
It will ask you for your SSH password and your become (sudo) password.
After you have entered your password the execution will start.
Links to the datasets and queries can be found in: