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Re:Feeding Graph databases – a third use-case for modern log... by schwarzmx on Wednesday December 30, 2015 @10:47PM (#10816008)
Have you tried Stardog [1]? Stardog can handle billions of triples and the upload process is pretty painless.

Disclaimer: I'm one of the developers of Stardog.

[1] http://stardog.com/

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Re:Feeding Graph databases – a third use-case for modern log... by rspeer on Thursday December 31, 2015 @12:29AM (#10816344)
It needs to be free, open-source, and available for commercial use. I'm not the only person who ever builds ConceptNet, and my company is not the only company who ever builds ConceptNet. It would be unreasonable to ask downstream users to get a Stardog license.

Stardog doesn't even show me a price for putting a billion edges into it, just an e-mail link marked "INQUIRE", so I have to assume it would be very, very expensive.

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Re:Feeding Graph databases – a third use-case for modern log... by schwarzmx on Thursday December 31, 2015 @01:30PM (#10818885)
I guess that answers my question.

FWIW Developer/Enterprise versions are free to try and Community doesn't expire.

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Re:Feeding Graph databases – a third use-case for modern log... by rspeer on Thursday December 31, 2015 @01:46PM (#10818966)
Free to try, expensive to succeed.

Thanks for the offer, but I'd only go with that model if there were no other options, and right now you're competing with SQLite and a filesystem, which have no additional costs.

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