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RDFox is the first market-ready knowledge graph designed from the ground up with reasoning in mind. RDFox is a main-memory data store that allows users to efficiently manage graph-structured data represented according to the RDF data model and query that data using the SPARQL 1.1 query language.
RDFox also enables intelligent information processing by providing means for representing and reasoning with domain knowledge in the form of rules and ontologies. Rules in RDFox can be represented using an extension of the Datalog language, whereas ontologies can be represented in the standard OWL 2 language and in the Semantic Web Rule Language, SWRL.
Oxford Semantic Technologies' RDFox product is supported on the AWS Marketplace by Data Lens Labs Ltd.
This offering can only be used for non-production environments. For questions related to full production licenses via a Private Offer, please contact us at https://www.data-lens.com/#contact .
Highlights
- Best-in-class query performance via the W3C Semantic Web Standards SPARQL query language.
- Reasoning over OWL ontologies and rules.
- Incremental materialisation over ontologies and rules.
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RDFox
- Amazon ECS
- Amazon EKS
- Amazon ECS Anywhere
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Version release notes
Added a data source type lucene for integrating with Apache Lucene (RD-2270). See Section 7.1.3 for details.
Added a data source type SQLite for integrating with SQLite (RD-2181). See Section 7.1.4.2 for details.
The dictionary that stores the resources in a data store has been optimized to reduce memory usage (RD-1984). Moreover, XSDDateTime and XSDDuration resources are now stored in a more compact format (RD-1974).
The RDFox Console has been redesigned to improve usability (RD-1683).
The C and C++ APIs are no longer EXPERIMENTAL (RD-2214).
The endpoint has been modified to ensure that it remains responsive even when the server is under heavy load (RD-2205).
The code for querying a data source as part of a SPARQL query has been rewritten to improve performance by batching calls to the external source (RD-1416).
Added a new server parameter persistence.snapshot-restore-mode controlling how new snapshots are restored by an instance using file-sequence persistence (RD-2301). See documentation of this parameter within Section 4.3 for details.
Replaced the SPARQL ORDER BY implementation to provide consistent performance across all Operating Systems (RD-2167).
RDFox server directory files are now stored in a versioned subdirectory (RD-2348) and include human-readable file headers (RD-2275 & RD-2276). This addresses a previous issue where version upgrades could result in files being created outside the server directory.
The data store parameter init-resource-capacity was removed.
The init mode now requires a channel endpoint parameter to be explicitly supplied.
The implementation of Solr data sources has been updated to handle larger queries (RD-1915). This change introduces a persistence incompatibility that is not handled by RDFox's persistence upgrade functionality. If you have a persistent server with Solr data sources registered, you will need to deregister them and then compact the data store before upgrading to this version.
Fixed a bug in the ODBC data source, where if the ODBC driver miss-reported the width of a column, data within that column could be improperly truncated during transmission (RD-2339).
Fixed a bug where extreme XSDDuration values could overflow during parsing, causing the stored duration to be incorrect (RD-2344).
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