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Declarative Knowledge Graph APIs

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Are you an existing GraphDB user who is planning to build an API layer over GraphDB? Perhaps, you have already built one, which is inconsistent, fragile, difficult to integrate with modern front end stacks, does not support the basics such as role-based access control, data shape validation, caching or denial of service limits.

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GraphDB Users Ask: Why Do I Get Errors About GraphDB Being “Unable to Find Valid Certification Path to Requested Target”?

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The GraphDB cluster doesn’t work. This case was covered in our previous blog post on securing GraphDB with SSL. External service doesn’t work. This may be because of SPARQL federation, reconciliation, virtualization or anything else that requires connection to the external service. The server doesn’t start outright.

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At Center Stage III: Ontotext Webinars About GraphDB’s Data Virtualization Journey from Graphs to Tables and Back

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If we’ve managed to peak your interest with this post, you can request a free recording. So, we started this series by introducing knowledge graphs & their application in data management and how to reason with big knowledge graphs & use graph analytics. From Strings to Things with the GraphDB 9.4 Mapping UI.

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GraphDB Users Ask: How to size the GraphDB cluster? Are resources shared across workers? What are the master requirements?

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Suffice it to say, GraphDB supports the latter model. When querying data, the GraphDB master assigns the most up-to-date worker to give you the answer. Because unlike a real-life dispatcher, the master needs to store these requests in between servicing them. So, it’s more of a warehouse manager.

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Ontotext – Onto The Cloud

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Much awaited and long overdue, the only fully benchmarked graph database on the market, GraphDB , is now available on AWS Marketplace ready for enterprise adoption. Why GraphDB on AWS? GraphDB robust cloud-based solution, coupled with the underlying IaaS, provides better service RPO/RTO over on-premise solutions.

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Deploying Ontotext GraphDB on Azure

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Our blog post GraphDB Cluster Deployment Strategies explained how to deploy a high-availability GraphDB cluster. Ontotext collaborates with major cloud providers, Azure and AWS, to offer the GraphDB high-availability cluster either as a managed service in Ontotext’s account or in the customer’s account.

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Combining the Flexibility of Knowledge Graphs with the Power of Semantic Tagging: The Enterprise PowerPack

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Graph technologies are essential for managing and enriching data and content in modern enterprises. We offer a seamless integration of the PoolParty Semantic Suite and GraphDB , called the PowerPack bundles. Why PoolParty and GraphDB PowerPack Bundles? Now, let’s see what is included in each of them.