Writes Resource Description Framework (RDF) Data into a multitude of Semantic Graphs, and CSV Nodes and Edges data into a wide range of Property Graphs.
The Graph Writer allows for fully automated ingestion of Resource Description Framework (RDF) Data into a multitude of Semantic Graphs, and CSV Nodes and Edges data into a wide range of Property Graphs. This lightweight, highly-scalable, platform-agnostic tool has support for all the common Knowledge Graphs (including but not limited to Amazon Neptune, Stardog, GraphDB, Blazegraph, RDFox AllegroGraph, and MarkLogic), a number of Property Graphs (including Neo4j and Neptune), and generic SPARQL, Cypher, and Gremlin support for the less common.
Highlights
Fully compatible with Amazon Neptune
Provenance included as standard
W3C Semantic Web Standards supported: RDF1.1, SPARQL1.1, Cypher, Open Cypher, Gremlin
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You pay for this product by the container hour. It uses a single usage-based dimension, so your cost scales with how long the container runs. There are no tiers or fixed quantities to select. Billing tracks actual runtime, so you pay more when you run the tool for longer periods and less when you run it briefly. The Graph Writer deploys as a docker container, which is what the hourly rate measures. This structure lets you start and stop as needed without a fixed commitment.
Top-of-mind questions for buyers
What counts as one container hour for billing?
One container hour is one hour that the Graph Writer container runs. The tool deploys as a docker container, either locally or in the cloud. Billing meters the time the container is active. Partial usage tracks against actual runtime, so brief runs cost less than continuous operation.
Am I charged when the container is stopped or not running?
Charges apply to running container hours only. When the container is stopped, it does not accrue software charges. You can start and stop as needed without a fixed commitment. This suits workflows where you run the Writer to publish graph data, then shut it down.
Does the container hour cover writing to any graph database type?
Yes. The single hourly rate covers writing your graph model to any compatible database. This includes Semantic/RDF and Labeled Property Graph databases. The Writer supports the three common graph query languages. Both UPDATE mode and INSERT mode are included at the same hourly rate.
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Publish Gremlin CSV Nodes and Edges files to Amazon Neptune
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