Most of data being stored could be treat as dictionaries, so updates will be rather big but rarely. The number of simultaneous reads could be a few hundred maybe. Queries will need also Micro OWL Reasoner (at least) and acceptable response time is crucial.
> Hi Paweł, > > The amount CPU is more determined by the number of concurrent users or other > services. Even if a system is supporting 1000's, the number actually active > at any given moment is much lower. > > The kinds of application using the system influence the complexity of the > queries as well. > > Another factor is the data growth - is it a continuous stream of small > updates or a few big updates? > > Fuseki can scale for performance with RDF-delta: > https://afs.github.io/rdf-delta/ > > Andy > On 07/03/2022 19:52, Rinor Sefa wrote: >> Hi Pawel, >> >> What would be other requirements for such a system, you mentioned memory >> scaling and response time? I ask this question because Fuseki might meet >> some of these requirements but not others, or vice versa, for any database. >> Knowing exactly what your requirements are will help you determine if Fuseki >> can be used. >> >>
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