The REStful Lens allows for fully automated translation from RESTful response data, into fully compatible RDF1.1 data (N-QUADS). With provenance as standard, this lightweight, highly-scalable, platform-agnostic tool has support for all the common Knowledge Graphs and generic SPARQL support for the less common.
Highlights
Fully compatible with Amazon Neptune
Provenance included as standard
W3C Semantic Web Standards supported: RDF1.1, SPARQL1.1
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You pay for RESTful Lens based on Container Hours. This is a single usage-based dimension, so your cost scales with how long the container runs. There are no separate tiers, instance sizes, or add-ons to choose from. You are billed by the hour, and the total depends on how many hours you keep the container running. The tool converts data from RESTful endpoints into semantic web data, and this hourly rate covers that usage.
Top-of-mind questions for buyers
What does one Container Hour cover for billing?
One Container Hour is one hour that the RESTful Lens container runs. You are metered by the running time of that container. The count adds up across every hour the container stays active, regardless of how much data it processes during that hour.
Am I charged when the container is stopped or idle?
Container Hours meter running time. If you stop the container, software hours stop accruing. Idle time still counts as long as the container keeps running. To limit cost, shut the container down when it is not needed.
Does the volume of endpoints or data I convert change my hourly cost?
No. You pay by Container Hours, not by the number of RESTful endpoints or the amount of data converted. The tool translates data from RESTful endpoints into semantic web data, but your bill tracks running time only, not throughput.
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