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Stardog Graviton: AWS Made Easy
We think the user experience is crucial, even when dealing with something as complex as a highly available cluster system. So we made Stardog Graviton.
An API-level Look at Reactive Stardog
In Reactive, Streaming Stardog Kernel, we looked at the design of and motivations for upcoming changes to the SNARL API. In this post we look at the new API in detail.
Reactive, Streaming Stardog Kernel
The Stardog kernel API is morphing into a system based asynchronous, reactive streams; in this post we discuss motivations and design goals.
Virtual Graphs: Relational Data in Stardog
https://www.stardog.com/platform/When Stardog is used to unify relational data sources, it facilitates powerful query and data management features. This post introduces Stardog’s virtual graph feature and explores how to access data from existing relational sources.
Reviewing 2016, Previewing 2017
Year-end reviews, and year-beginning previews, offer us an opportunity for sober reflection on the three fundamental questions of any cooperative, rational human endeavor: What do we know? What should we do? What can we hope?
How to Read Stardog Query Plans
Our mission is to unify all enterprise data in a single, coherent graph managed by Stardog. Like many database systems Stardog answers queries in two major phases: determining the query plan and executing that plan to obtain answers from the data.
Stardog 4.2—Docs on Lockdown!
We’re happy to announce the release of Stardog 4.2, our first major release since closing our first funding round in July. Complete release notes are available. Let’s review the highlights.
Stardog Raises a Seed Round
Our mission is to unify all enterprise data in a single, coherent graph managed by Stardog. After 18 months of great revenue growth, we decided to raise capital. You won’t believe what happened next…
Unifying Unstructured Data
Our mission is to unify all enterprise data in a single, coherent graph managed by Stardog, which includes, crucially at some organizations, unstructured data. Let’s preview upcoming Stardog features to make unstructured data unification much easier.
A Preview of Stardog 4
Let’s preview the big changes coming in Stardog 4. Watch this space for the release soon.
Simpler Graphs in Stardog 3
A reason many graph databases don’t offer reasoning is that it is difficult to engineer correctly. Most vendors simply don’t have the skill or expertise required to do it right.
Stardog 3.0: High Availability Cluster
One of the most anticipated new features in Stardog 3.0 is the High Availability (HA) Cluster.