RDF Graph Model Engine
In recent times, courtesy of the Internet and general
ubiquity of the World Wide Web, a new data access and
management landscape has emerged, one that is very different
from what existed in the late '80s. Key characteristics of
this landscape include: Data Model Heterogeneity, Disparate
Data Locality, User Activity Generated Data, and increased
desire for Conceptual rather than Logical level oriented data
access and integration.
Virtuoso enterprise grade RDF data store accommodates all
of the critical success factors outlined above. Its key
features include:
- Full and Partial Indexes (2+3 index)
- Backward Chaining OWL Reasoner covering:
rdfs:subClassOf, rdfs:subPropertyOf, owl:sameAs,
owl:equivalentClass, owl:equivalentProperty,
owl:InverseFunctionalProperty, owl:inverseOf,
owl:SymmetricalProperty, and owl:TransitiveProperty
- Geo Spatial Indexing
- Full Text Indexing
- Entity Ranking
- Anytime Query Functionality -- partial results
capability associated with configurable response time
intervals
- In-built faceted/pivot engine for navigating across
Entity Type and Attribute associations within RDF model
graphs
- Named Graph based Data Partitioning
- Graph Level Security
- SPARQL 1.1 Query Language, Protocol, and Results
Serialization support
- SPARQL extensions for Full Text Queries, Geo Spatial
Queries, Business Analytics and Intelligence, Path
Expressions, Sub Queries, SQL Stored Procedure and Built-In
Function exploitation from SPARQL
- SPARQL Create, Update, and Delete (SPARUL)
- "on the fly" crawling and de-referencing of Linked Data
Objects via their Generic HTTP Identifiers (URIs)
- "on the fly" crawling and transformation of non
RDF-Graph model data within SPARQL query processor
- FOAF+SSL or OAuth based SPARQL endpoint security
- Supports data broad range of RDF model data
representation formats: HTML+RDFa, RDF-JSON, N3, Turtle,
TriG, TriX, and RDF/XML
- REST interfaces for Create, Read, Update, and Delete
operations
- Cluster Configuration offering Parallel and Horizontal
scaling
- Failsafe High Availability for Cluster
Configurations
- RDF Data is accessible also accessible via ODBC, JDBC,
ADO.NET (Entity Frameworks compatible), OLE DB, and XMLA
data providers / drivers.