Best Serverless Triplestore Engines for Introductory Courses

·Apr 09, 2021 06:01 PM

I am looking for a basic triplestore engine, ideally a serverless solution like SQLite for RDBMSs. The goal is to select a tool that students can easily setup and use in an introductory course on the topic. Do you know / recommend any? Thanks in advance.

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Andy S.
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Apache Jena (https://jena.apache.org/). It can be used in various ways: from the command line; as a background service on the machine; embedded; as well as a server (Fuseki). Runs of the JVM. (Disclosure: I contribute to this project). Other open source triple stores and RDF toolkits are available (Java, Ruby, Python, Javascript, ...).
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Bob DuCharme
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+1 for Jena if you're looking for something serverless (with an optional server included!) I used it in my book "Learning SPARQL" because it's the simplest most inexpensive way for Windows/Mac/Linux users to get up and running with storing and querying RDF.
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Andy S.
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Apache Jena (https://jena.apache.org/). It can be used in various ways: from the command line; as a background service on the machine; embedded; as well as a server (Fuseki). Runs of the JVM. (Disclosure: I contribute to this project). Other open source triple stores and RDF toolkits are available (Java, Ruby, Python, Javascript, ...).
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Bob DuCharme
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+1 for Jena if you're looking for something serverless (with an optional server included!) I used it in my book "Learning SPARQL" because it's the simplest most inexpensive way for Windows/Mac/Linux users to get up and running with storing and querying RDF.
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