Ostrzyciel added a comment.

  In T206560#7068941 <https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/T206560#7068941>, @So9q 
wrote:
  
  > Today I presented a new found alternative to Blazegraph and the bridge in 
the telegram wikidata chat.
  > See https://github.com/ontop/ontop
  > Can it do the job?
  > No need for sparql update and moving data around it seems.
  >
  > Could someone take a closer look?
  
  Well, the first issue is that it doesn't support many features of WDQS that I 
would consider "kinda important" like property paths, federation and parts of 
GeoSPARQL: https://ontop-vkg.org/guide/compliance.html
  
  The second (and probably much more serious) issue is performance: RDF stores 
are optimized for SPARQL queries, SQL DBs are not. I haven't tested it, but I 
would bet with confidence that Ontop can't come close to Blazegraph's level of 
performance. Their own paper <https://research.bcgl.fr/pdfs/ontop-iswc20.pdf> 
lists several perf comparison studies, but all of them involve only similar 
(virtual knowledge graph) solutions and no real RDF stores. Raises an eyebrow, 
if you ask me. :)

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